which composer is most closely related to the council fo trent
palestrina
characteristics of gregorian chant
latin text
sun a cappella
monophonic
middle ages seat of power
roman catholic church
dominant intellectural force rennaissance
humanism
texture of renaissance
polyphonic
poetic images
word painting
two main forms of sacred music renaissance
mass motet
melisma
more than one note per syllable
composers=notre dame
leonin perotin
secular music
madrigal
pope marcellus mass
palestrina
charac. secual song
monophonic
triple meter
generally syllabic
writer of two voices
perotin
few surving court dances
estampies
earliest type of polyphony
organum
5 section of the ordinary of mass
kyrie
gloria
credo
sanctus
agnus dei
Renaisance instrumental music
Dance music
which satement best describes the rhythm of the renaissance
rythem is more of a gentle flow
gabrielis worked at
st marks in venice
ground bass
the form in which there is a repeated bass figure with chords, above which the uppper lines play different melodies
last great madrigal composer
monteverdi
thre main sources of instrumental music
dance
virtuousity
vocal music
fugue
baroque compostion that treats one melody imitatively
most important barouqe composers
bach and handel
opera arose around the year
1600
which intrument family formed the core of the paroque orchesta
the string
which best describes baroque melodies
complex and appearing in sequences
the standard texture of much baroque music is
polyphonic
the outstanding element of a fugue is
systematized imitative polyphony
the fugue subject is the
main theme or melody
the most important genre in baroque secular vocal music is
the madrigal
hadel most famouse oratorio
messiah
the important genre that was used in lutheran services
oratorio
the preexisting melodies on which much of the lutheran church music is based are
chorales
first movement in classical symphonies
moderate or fast movement in sonata form with slow intro
which genre is viewed as the cwoning achievement of viennese classical music
the symphony
the classical style developed in
vienne
musica innovation of the 18th century
the public concert
string quartet
2 violins
viola
cello
second movement in symphonies
a slow movement
beethoven was probably the first musican to make a career solely from
composing
the last movement in class. symphonies
fast lightest movement
the third movement in class symphony
minuet form
the first movemnt of multimovemnt works are
sonata form
not a feature of beethovens style
disregard for classical form
other name for ABA form
sonata
movement of classical sonata
three
string quartet has as many movemnets as the
symphony
classical string quartets have
four movements
opus
work
string quartet can best be described as
chamber music
in whose court was haydn employed
prince esterhazy
the composer listed who is a nationalistic composer is
musorgsky
R. Schumann
the new music journal
symphonie fantastique
program symphony
lied
song
the moldau was about
a river
mahler
came to the U.S. as a conducter
movements in Symphonie fantastique
5
not a characteristic of a lied
the accompaniment plays an integral part
the modau
was inspired by geography
character piece is a
miniature compostion for piano
hildegard
bernart
perotin
machaut
middle ages
dufay
josquin
palestrina
weelkes
rennissance
gabrieli
monteverdi
purcell
frescobaldi
vivaldi
bach
handel
baroque
mozart
haydn
beethoven
classical
schubert
schumann
chopin
berlioz
verdi
chaivosky
musorgsky
brahms
mahler
romantic
debussy
stravinsky
schoenberg
berg
ives ravel
copland
varses
20th century
flute
clarinet
oboe
basoon
saxophone
woodwinds
trumpet
french horn
trombone
tuba
brass
soprano
alto
ladis
timor
bass
gentlemen