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Period: 1567 to
Claudio Monteverdi
a composer who helped transition into the Baroque style -
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Francesca Caccini
first woman to compose operas -
First opera composed
First opera called Dafne was composed by Giulio Caccini and Jacopo Peri -
Functional tonality
tonality started to develop in this time. major and minor keys started to form and music started to sound a little more like we know it -
Opera in Italy
Jacopo Peri and Giulio Caccini invented opera in Florence -
First extant opera
First extant opera called Euridice was composed by Caccini and Peri -
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early baroque
the beginning of the baroque period. things like functional tonality and such -
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Baroque guitar
used gut strings -
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Jamestown
first American settlement that untimely failed ending with a lot of death -
Galileo introduces the telescope
Galileo exhibits the wonders of the telescope to the pontifical court. -
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Barbara Strozzi
adopted daughter to Giulio Strozzi who wrote music specificly Cantatas -
first public opera theater
first one to open in Venice -
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king Louis the 14th
he was the ballet king which is a huge part of why they were popular in France. he called himself the sun king -
Arias
Arias are the most popular music at this time -
The Coronation of Poppea
Opera that premiered in Venice about mythology written by Monteverdi -
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Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber
Bohemian-Austrian composer who wrote may important violin pieces. he also wrote catholic sacred music. -
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Commonwealth in England
a period of time where plays were forbidden because it was said it came from the Devil -
L’astratto (The Distracted One)
Cantata by Strozzi it has a Basso Continuo accompaniment. it is trying to depict sorrow and suffering -
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middle baroque
counterpoint started happening leading to fuges and chaconnes -
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Arcangelo Corelli
he made clear differences between the types of sonatas and was the master of the trio sanata -
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Henry Purcell
he worded in Charles II court as a composer, singer, etc. he also brought together the the styles of Europe -
Plays were unbaned
Charles II made it so plays could happen again. -
cuckooclock
invented in Germany -
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Alessandro Scarlatti
he was a teacher and his death marked the end of the baroque period -
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Elisabeth-Claude Jacquet de la Guerre
she was called “the wonder of our century” and a french composer -
Opera in England
Opera made its way to England and became popular -
Sonata No. 1
Biber's sonata for violin. its one of the first sonata for violin -
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Antonio Vivaldi
wrote many works and was considered the greatest master of the Baroque concerto. he had red hair!! -
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Georg Philip Telemann
German composer who Helped establish the French-style orchestral suite in Germany and was a close friend to Bach -
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Jean-Joseph Mouret
representative composer from this French court who wrote operas and suites -
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Domenico Scarlatti
He had a progressive style and composed over 500 sonatas. he was a keyboard virtuoso -
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J. S. Bach
German composer known for his fugues -
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Handel
German composer but the Italian style influenced his writing. -
Piano Forte
invented by Boartolomeo cristofori -
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late baroque
instrumental music became more popular along with public concerts church provided steady work for composers and performers but Opera was the real money maker -
Handel’s Water Music
was 22 movements performed for a royal party -
Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 in F Major
Bach published the Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 in F Major. -
Le Quattro stagioni
also called the four seasons and was a cycle of four violin concertos accompanied by a poem thought ti e written by Vivaldi -
Suite de symphonies
Written for trumpets, violins, oboes, timpani, basses, bassoons, and organ: today the work is often performed as a trumpet solo with organ -
The English Oratorio
composed by handle sung in English by Italian singers.Oratorios was presented during Lent when operas were forbidden, so there was little competition. -
Messiah
written by handal. it was a English Oratorio and it told the story of Christ -
Contrapunctus 1 from The Art of Fugue
written by Bach but was left unfinished and was eventually published after his death. it has 14 fugues and 4 canons