Questionnaire (Unit 9 Day 1 - Thirty Third Lecture of 3ESO) ① Characteristics of Baroque Music. Hyperbole aesthetics. It is made with Basso continuous on top of which sound walls are composed, based on mechanical rhythms and the dramatic contrast between opposing elements.
② Baroque contrasts.
Clash of the tutti and the concertino, fast and slow parts and dynamics of terraces. Other options are possible: the playfulness vs pathos, sober vs ornate, etc.
Baroque music spans century and a half, from 1600, with the first operas to Bach's death in 1750. It is characterized by its tendency to hyperbole, abusing of all kinds of emotional inflections.
Giovanni Paolo Pannini - Musical Fête (1747)
Time Travel Through Music - Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra
Hanon Aloud - Exercise 47 (Day 1)
First Pentatonic Pattern starting with C.
C - G - A - G / G - D - E - D / D - G - A - G / A - D - E - D / E - G - A - G
UNIT 9 DAY 2 - International and National Baroque Styles.
Questionnaire (Unit 9 Day 2 - Thirty Fourth Lecture of 3ESO) ① Spanish Musical Baroque. Spain does not follow European trends, devising new types of religious music close to the Renaissance Music and 'Tonadillas escénicas'.
During the Baroque period, each country repeats the compositional formulas, but national tastes were the first steps to all kinds of new styles. In Italy the Opera and the Concert is promoted while in Germany religious music and fugue are emphasized. In England religious and theater Music are reinvented, while in France are being taken the first steps to get to Classicism.
Baroque Musical Style - OpenBUCS
Mexican Baroque
Peruvian Baroque
Bolivian Baroque
Ecuadorian Baroque
Spanish Baroque
Hanon Aloud - Exercise 47 (Day 2)
First Pentatonic Pattern starting with C.
C - G - A - G / G - D - E - D / D - G - A - G / A - D - E - D / E - G - A - G
UNIT 9 DAY 3 - Fugue.
Questionnaire (Unit 9 Day 3 - Thirty Fifth Lecture of 3ESO) ① Elements and parts of the Fugue. The subject, the answer and countersubject form the thematic core. When the fugue does not sound as such we can find bridges, diversions, and estretos with pedal note.
Fugue is a polyphonic composition based on imitative counterpoint, in which a melody is systematically subjected to imitations and modifications of such luck that produces the feeling that the Subject or Main Melody seems pursued by himself.
What is a Fugue?
Hanon Aloud - Exercise 48 (Day 1)
Second Pentatonic mode Pattern starting with D.
D - E - G - E / D - C - A - C / G - A - C - A / A - G - E - G
UNIT 9 DAY 4 - Main contributions of the Baroque.
Questionnaire (Unit 9 Day 4 - Thirty Sixth Lecture of 3ESO) ① Baroque contributions to Music. Creating the Opera, the orchestra and musical forms that are the germs of our musical forms.
Main contributions of Baroque Music are the creation of the Opera, the development of the orchestra and instrumental groups and the invention of the musical forms that will define symphonic and chamber Music forever.
OPERA
Orfeo Monteverdi
ORCHESTRA
Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra - Johann Sebastian Bach: Orchestral Suite No. 2 in B minor, BWV 1067
Hanon Aloud - Exercise 48 (Day 2)
Second Pentatonic mode Pattern starting with D.
D - E - G - E / D - C - A - C / G - A - C - A / A - G - E - G
This unit we have learnt... (Unit 9 3ESO)
1. Baroque music spans century and a half, from 1600, with the first operas to Bach's death in 1750.
2. Baroque is characterized by its tendency to hyperbole, abusing of all kinds of emotional inflections.
3. In Italy the Opera and the Concert is promoted while in Germany religious music and fugue are emphasized.
4. In England religious and theater Music are reinvented, while in France are being taken the first steps to get to Classicism.
5. Spain does not follow European trends, devising new types of religious music close to the Renaissance Music and 'Tonadillas escénicas'.
6. Fugue is a polyphonic composition based on imitative counterpoint. The elements of a fugue are the subject, the answer and countersubject but also we can find bridges, diversions, and estretos with pedal note.
7. Main contributions of Baroque Music are the creation of the Opera, the development of the orchestra and instrumental groups and the invention of the musical forms that will define symphonic and chamber Music forever.
