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    In the midst of the Baroque era‚ Antonio Vivaldi helped give rise to a new style of music‚ a concerto. More importantly‚ his work began the search for a new identity of a concerto. An identity that is known as a concerto grosso. Several of Vivaldi’s movements consisted of more than one soloist supported by an orchestra. However‚ the piece I am going to discuss only consists of a single soloist and his or her accompaniment. Vivaldi composed a series containing four separate parts‚ but I am only relating

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    On Tuesday‚ November 15‚ 2016‚ Auburn University’s music department presented an orchestral concert in the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art. The art museum‚ with classical stone architecture‚ created a great aesthetic and acoustic venue for the orchestra. Howard Goldstein‚ the music director for the orchestra and conductor for the night‚ currently works as a Professor of Music at Auburn University. Dr.Goldstein decided to perform three pieces composed by Wirén‚ Mozart‚ and Schubert. To open

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    Dana Butler 12/08/14 Music of the 18th Century Derived from the Portuguese barroco‚ or “oddly shaped pearl‚” the term “baroque” has been widely used since the nineteenth century to describe the period in Western European art music from about 1600 to 1750. Comparing some of music history’s greatest masterpieces to a misshapen pearl might seem strange to us today‚ but to the nineteenth century critics who applied the term‚ the music of Bach and Handel’s era sounded overly ornamented and exaggerated

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    Handel – And the Glory of the Lord And the Glory of the Lord was composed in 1741 by George Frideric Handel. It is the fourth movement from his ‘Messiah’ works and is an Oratorio in the late Baroque period. It has a Metre of 3/4‚ meaning there are four crotchet beats per bar; its tempo is Allegro (Fast) until the end four bars‚ where is changes to Adagio (Slow/Calm). The piece is in the key of A Major (F#‚ C# & G#) but frequently modulates. At bar 21‚ the key modulates to E Major (F#‚ C#‚ G#

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    How does Haydn represent the holy context within Quoniam Tu Solus? ‘Quoniam Tu Solus’ from The Nelson Mass by Haydn is a form of sacred musical composition and is a choral composition. The text throughout is in Latin which is the language of the Catholic Church. In bars 22-23 the voices sing “In Gloria Dei Patris’ which translates to “in glory of God the Father”‚ However‚ even though this work is a choral composition‚ the voices are not necessary as the orchestra can stand alone. This is typical

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    for the next four decades. It is the most recorded work of all time; and according to The Rough Guide to Classical Music‚ there are over 150 versions to date. This concerto‚ written in the 18th century‚ represents the crowning achievement in Baroque programme music during a period of extended musical expressionism in Venice and throughout Italy. Although this work ranks high in popularity‚ little known facts about the “Four Seasons” is that for each of the four violin concertos –“Spring‚”

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    the time of cultural awakening and development of arts and sciences‚ music became free of church and new styles appeared as instrumental and dance music and such kind of music as English madrigal. In Classical period musicians moved away from Baroque and Rococo styles to new tuneful and elegant music. Vienna – the centre. New styles of dancing: minuet‚ gavotte. + serenades‚ divertimenti. Names – Mozart‚ Beethoven< Schubert. Composers of the Romantic Era broke new musical ground by adding

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    about religion. Renaissance music was lighter‚ more cheerful and had much more tones to it. Mainly brass and percussion seeing as the harpsichord and piano had yet to be made and strings were rare. They had‚ like the Medieval era‚ more voices. Baroque music was grand and ordinate like the art and architecture. This one had strings‚ more of a balance between sounds and voices‚ and the subject unlike the last two derived from more than religion. I think the piano was made either just a little before

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    Early Polyphony in the Medieval Era Young J. Kim Music 386: History of the Medieval through the Baroque Eras November 17‚ 2015 Music in the Medieval Ages was considered to be one of the longest periods in musical history‚ which consisted of almost of a thousand years of European musical development. From 500 to 1450 A.D.‚ social and religious developments played an important role in the way music was composed and played. Music in the early medieval period was divided into

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    Henry Purcell was born on September 10‚1659 in Westminster‚ United Kingdom. Purcell was an English Composer who incorporated Italian and French style elements into his compositions (Baroque composers). After his father’s death in 1694‚he became under the guardianship of Thomas‚ his uncle (Henry Purcell Geni_). His uncle happened to be a musician and placed him as a chorister at a young age (Henry Purcell Bio). After he was a little older his voice broke‚so he became an assistant to the organ builder

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