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Baroque
- 1600-1750
- came BEFORE classical music
- came BEFORE classical music
- basso continuo
- continuous
bass part
- played throughout piece
- the chords
within the
piece are
based on this
- continuous
bass part
- Dynamics suddenly change
- Ternary and Binary form
- baroque
composers
used ternary
form in arias
- (whilst classical
composers use ternary
form for symphonies
- ARIA- a solo in an opera
or oratorio
- Handel was a famous baroque composer who wrote a lot of these
- (whilst classical
composers use ternary
form for symphonies
- baroque
composers
used ternary
form in arias
- THE COMPOSERS
- handel
- bach
- pachelbel
- corelli
- purcell
- vivaldi
- teleman
- handel
- RONDO
- a structure
- ABACADA etc
- ABACADA etc
- always refers back to the starting melody
- a structure
- ornaments
- used for decorating and livening the piece
- EXAPLMES: trills, mordents, appogiatura, acciaccatura, turns
- used for decorating and livening the piece
- LISTEN FOR...
- sequencing
- repeating the pattern, but varying the
pitch
- repeating the pattern, but varying the
pitch
- Retrograde
- playing the tune
BACKWARDS
- playing the tune
BACKWARDS
- MELODIC INVERSION
- turning the tune upside down
- turning the tune upside down
- Immitation
- repeating a phrase with slight changes
- repeating a phrase with slight changes
- ostinato
- One repeating pattern, played whilst the rest
of the piece is changing
- One repeating pattern, played whilst the rest
of the piece is changing
- sequencing
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