'Solo instrument' presentation slideshows

General Music Information

General Music Information. Dynamics/Volume. Pianissimo ( pp ) very soft Piano ( p ) soft Mezzo piano ( mp ) moderately soft Mezzo forte ( mf ) moderately loud Forte ( f ) loud Fortissimo ( ff ) very loud. Crescendo (cresc.) = gradually get louder <

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Classical Music 1750 - 1800

Classical Music 1750 - 1800. Higher Music. Characteristics. A less complicated texture than had been evident in Baroque times (less Polyphonic) More use of expression through Dynamics. Greater Dynamic contrast were evident An elegant character Clear use of phrasing

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Baroque Music

Baroque Music. Sonata. Audio Clip. A work for solo piano, or a solo instrument accompanied by harpsichord. Often the basso continuo would also be played by a cello/Viola de Gamba. From the Classical period onwards a sonata was a work for piano or solo instrument accompanied by piano.

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The Life and Significance of Gheorghe Enescu (George Enesco) 1881-1955 Donald Maurice New Zealand School of Music Nov

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Classical Period 1750-1820

Classical Period 1750-1820. Order Symmetry Balance. Abstract Music. Symphony Concerto Chamber Music (String Quartet) Sonata. Viennese School Composers. Mozart Haydn Beethoven Schubert. Patronage system. Composers were dependent on employers (kings, princes, queens). Later . . . .

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Classical Period

Classical Period. By Kelly, Will, and John. The Period. The Classical era was from 1750 to 1825 The Classical period fell between the Baroque and Romanic Periods. Franz Joseph Haydn (Austrian). AKA Joseph Haydn Haydn lived from March 31, 1732 to May 31, 1809 He was good friends with Mozart

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CHAPTER 38

CHAPTER 38. Music in London: George Frideric Handel. George Frideric Handel.

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Lesson 2: Chinese Music

Lesson 2: Chinese Music.

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