Test 3 Review
Folk music and Ritual music
Concert Music -- Meaning
Roots of Mimimalism
Concert settings
Sonata form
o Exposition / Double Exposition
o Development
o Recapitulation
Concerto – Meaning / Classical type – Solo Instrument
First Movement of Concerto / Symphony / Sonata
Electronic Music – How assembled / How heard
1st Band Make-up – Definition of Band
Poetry and Western Music
Idee Fixee/Berlioz – Franz Liszt – Symphonic Poems
Beethoven – Make up of his Symphonies – Classical w/Romantic Elements
Chamber music ensembles
Lied / Frottola / Chanson
Bop, Cool
Patrick Gilmore and John Phillip Sousa
Opera Overture, Recitative, Aria – Visual nature
Carmen – both versions – Bizet/Hiphopera
Solo versus Ensemble playing (Orchestras / small ensembles)
“Carmen”
Vocal music and poetry
First woman to win a Pulitzer Prize
Marsallis Brothers / Harry Connick, Jr.
Beethoven: his place in music history and importance
String Quartet Make up
Ensemble make up: Quintet, Quartet, Trio, etc.
Sprechstimme
Gerry Mullican
“Der Erlkonig”
Swing – Riding High
Minimalism
Jazz Styles
Concert music
Paul Hindemith – Sonatas
Scherzo
Indian Classical Music and Jazz
Process of making electronic music (Midi-ing, Sequencing, Controlling, etc.)
Chanson, Frottola, Lied
William Grant Still
Felix Mendellsohn
Tragic Opera / Opera Buffa
Typical program (music) included in a John Phillip Sousa concert and Make-up of his bands
“Chronos”
o means time
o scenes
o music
