The Classical Era A study guide

Dec 14, 2023

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This study guide offers an overview of Classical culture and music in the 18th century, complementing Kamien's chapters 1 and 2 without duplicating information. Understand the big picture and delve into the intricate details through this comprehensive guide.

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The Classical Era A study guide

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Classical Era

Classical Era. Opera and Vocal Music in the Early Classic Period. Style in Classical Music. Melody – singable symmetrical, lyrical. Harmony- diatonic, tonic to dominant relationships Rhythm – regular and symmetrical Texture- Homophonic with some polyphony at times.

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Classical Era. The Age of Enlightenment. Baroque Era Louis XIV, XV Frederick the Great Catherine the Great POWER WEALTH. Classical Era French and American Revolutions Middle class becomes more influential “The first law is to enjoy oneself.”. Things are a-changin’. The Enlightenment.

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The Classical Era

The Classical Era. 1750-1825. Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Rousseau was very critical of Baroque Opera. He claimed the storyline was too complicated. He wanted real stories about real people.

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The Classical Era. 1750-1820. “Classicism”.

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The Classical Era. Age of Reason and Revolution 1750 – 1825 (approx). Age of Reason. Improvement in human condition Question importance of church and absolute monarchs All individuals are equal Set stage for Declaration of Independence. Age of Revolution.

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1750 – 1820’s. Classical Era. Conforming to Certain Form and Structure. Strict and Rigid. . Franz Joseph Haydn 1736 – 1809 Austrian composer who worked for rich and powerful Esterhazy family Wrote in church and court Jokester and musical superstar Listening Example:

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1750 – 1825 No, I don’t remember what it was like back then. THE CLASSICAL ERA. Th e History of the Classical Era. The spirit of classicism seeks order, poise and serenity. a. Classicists were more apt to be objective in

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The Classical Era

The Classical Era. Chapter 6-Mastering the TEKS in World History Chapter 5-World History Book. The Persian Empire (2000B.c.-100B.C.). Building An Empire. The Medes and the Persians lived in the Middle East on the Iranian Plateau between the Caspian Sea and the Persian Gulf.

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The Classical Era. Vienna Austria 1750 -1820 . Vienna’s location in the south of Austria is centrally located in Europe and it’s close proximity to Italy, creates a melting pot of Italian and German musical ideas 0 . King Ferdinand .

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The Classical Era A study guide

The Classical Era A study guide. 3 Classical Composers Listening Summary Check Form Terminology Check Genre check Exam Topics Summary. About this Study Guide….

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Classical Era. 1750-1830 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNZbvb8X0DQ. 1752 – Benjamin Franklin discovers electricity 1776 – Declaration of Independence by American Colonies 1789 – French Revolution begins 1796 – U.S. Bill of Rights ratified 1803 – Louisiana Purchase. Historical Events.

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The Classical Era. ( 1750-1820). Based on the ideals of Ancient Greece and Rome, the Classical period stressed the importance of symmetry and form in the arts.

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Classical Era. Classicism Defined. The period of the ancient Greeks and Romans A standard (enduring) Genre of music Time period. 1750-1820. Architecture. Recalled ancient classical U.S. Capital Monticello. Music of the Classical Era. Began: death of Bach Ended: Beethoven (mid-life).

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The Classical Era. The music was written in between 1750 and 1825. Inventions made in the Classical Era. Steam engine by James Watt Railways by Stephenson Spinning by Jenny Hargreaves.

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The Baroque Era Study Guide. Review Questions Log Check Genre Check Exam 2 format. Review. 1. Describe how harmony, or the writing of it, changes from the Renaissance to the Baroque era. 2. What is a basso continuo ?

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Classical Era

1750 – 1820’s. Classical Era. Conforming to Certain Form and Structure. Strict and Rigid. Franz Joseph Haydn 1736 – 1809 Austrian composer who worked for rich and powerful Esterhazy family Wrote in church and court Jokester and musical superstar Listening Example:

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Classical Era. Approx. 1730 – 1820. Classical Era Characteristics. Unique: a movement celebrating the Classical world, especially the achievements of Ancient Greece (drama, literature, government, education, music, science, philosophy)

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