PPT-Baroque Music 1600-1750 Advances in Vocal and

Instrumental Music Vocal Evolution of 3 dramatic vocal forms opera oratorio and cantata Instrumental Emancipation of instrumental music as accompaniment to vocal musicinstrumental music dominated on its own. By: Stephanie Mitschele. Important information involving the Music of this period!. The Attention to detail…. Detail. Emotion. Dynamic. Melody and Harmony. Johann Sebastian Bach. 1685-1750. Early Life: Family. The Baroque Period. Time of Turbulent Change. Conquest of new worlds. Rise of the middle class (against monarchy). Characterized by “appalling poverty and wasteful luxury, magnificent idealism and savage oppression.”. Guitars, Drumkit, Voice, Bass, Keyboard?. Introduction to Music listening. Have a brief understanding of music and its development throughout the last 600 years.. Be able to identify the Baroque orchestra and its components. MUSIC IN THE (1600 - 1750) The Renaissance period ushered in th e rebirth and rediscovery of the arts such as music, painting, sculpture, and poetry and also saw the beginning of some scientific dis 1600-1750. 3 phases:. Early. (1600-1640)- favored homophonic texture (one main melody). Middle. (1640-1680)- importance of instrumental music (violin family most popular). Late. (1680-1750)- best music known today comes from this period. Have an understanding Concerto. Have looked at the piece ‘Pachelbel's Canon in D’. By the end of this lesson you will:. Last week we began to look at the Baroque orchestra. We will be continuing to look at this and listening to a work which contains the instruments. Music Era Timeline. The Baroque Period. Started around 1600 and ended around 1750. Gave a more refined style of music than the Renaissance period.. Started because music was developing into something new.. Chapter 15. After the Renaissance . . . . By 1530 Raphael & . DaVinci. are dead and Michelangelo returns to Florence leaving Rome in the hands of a new generation of talented artists. But they realized they couldn’t just repeat what the great masters of the Renaissance did. . Renaissance. Renaissance means . rebirth . or . revival. . . Strong influence of the ancient . Greek. and . Roman. styles. . Renaissance. Vocal. music was more important than . instrumental. music.. 1600-1750. BACH, HANDEL, VIVALDI. CHARACTERISTICS . WHERE. : EUROPE. WHAT INSTRUMENTS WERE POPULAR. : STRINGS INSTRUMENTS, ORGAN, HARPSICHORD. DESCRIBE THE MUSIC. : OPERA, FUGUE, LOTS OF RUNS AND TRILLS, VERY ORNAMENTED. youtu.be/cnn3TVBDtcA?t=48m20s. . The Classical Music Periods. There were no such things as musical periods when the music was written and performed in the last 1500 years; only music that was in style and music that was not.. Baroque Era Composer. Johann Sebastian Bach came from a large family of musicians. More than seventy of his uncles, cousins, brothers and other relatives made their living with music. Once a year all the relatives would get together and have a big family party. They were all musicians, so there was lots of singing and musical fun.. In today’s lesson…. Learn about the Baroque era of music. Discover one of the most famous Baroque composers. Listen to some music from the Baroque period. The baroque era…. Refers to a period in time from 1600-1750.  Baroque that was primarily associated with the religious tensions within Western Christianity: division on Roman Catholicism and Protestantism. In response to the Protestant Reformation of the early sixteen century, the Roman Catholic Church had embarked in the 1550s on a program of renewal known as the Counter - Reformation. As part of the program, the Catholic Church used art of the magnificent display for the campaign. It was intended to be both doctrinally correct and visually and emotionally appealing so that it could influence the largest possible audience..