The Renaissance (ca.1300-1600)
In zamaan
renaissance, in the most important: take more vocal than instrumental
music, so the composer more attention to poetry to improve the quality
of poetry and emotion, while the dynamic elements that are in use are
very simple still around P, mP, F, nFcharacteristic
of this age is the acappella music or singing without instrumental
accompaniment, but using a good harmonization techniques.
Techniques used include:
1.choral or 4,5,6
type of music that sounds2.polyphonic (many voices) examples of melodic singing in the
group with less variety in one kesartuan3.texturnya
homoponik with a barrage of chords4.wilayah tone over 4 octaves
This era's music composer created
more songs for religious purposes or worship
Composers
in the Age of the Renaissance include:
1. Giovanni Gabrieli
(1557 - 1612) from Italy.2. Galilei (1533 - 1591) from
Italy.3. Claudio Monteverdi (1567 - 1643)
from Venice.4. Jean Baptiste Lully (1632 -
1687) of France.
•
Baroque and Rococo PeriodBoth
flow is nearly the same nature, that is the use of ornamental (Ornament
Music). The
difference is that wearing ornamental Baroque music that deserahkan on
spontaneous improvisation by the players, while all the trimmings
ornamental rococo music recorded.
characteristics of contemporary
music is bass kontinuo, it is indicated by pengtingnya bass in baroque
music,da rococo
baroque composer:- Johan
Sebastian Bach- George
Fredrick Haendel
•
Classical Period (1750 - 1820)In classical times this was
an age where the instruments of the piano began to emerge, the precursor
of the piano before a piano is Harpsicord.
The
composition of the classical period instrument consists of several parts
that contrast of tempo and character, changing the feel of the dynamic
style of soft fade gradually becoming harder and vice versa, from fast
to slow gradually and vice versa. Similarly, the rhythmic pattern, the use of sign
isstirahat, syncope not change the length to short notes.
In
this period also marked by berahirnya composition and continue using
the bass crescendo and decrescendo marks munculah.
Forms of classical music1.Fast movement2.Slow movement3.Dance related movement4.Face movement
Forms of sonata composition consists of three
parts.
1. Exposition
The
exposition is the beginning of the song his usual sonata form describing
the nuances of passion and divided into several themes, namely the main
theme, bridge, second theme, and the theme of the cover.
2. Development
This section is a description of the theme or the
development of exposition in the form of motifs into motif
3. Recapitulation
This section will track back to
the exposition but modified modification in certain parts.
4. Coda
Coda is a cover song of the whole series.Famous composers of the
classical eraW.A MozartBethovenJ. Haydn
• Romantic Period (1820 - 1900)Typically this era's music is
chromatic or ringing tone that extends the half distance, which changes
the dynamic extremes of ff to pp, accelerando and ritardando and freedom
sipemain tempo is set by himself, for the presentation of expression.
Composers of this period are:F. ChopinF. MendelsonJ. Brahms Corbis
• Modern Period (1900 -
present)Music in the Age of adanay law does not
recognize such laws and regulations, for the advancement of science and
technology is rapidly increasing, for example, the discovery of such
techniques in the field of Film, Radio, and Television. At
this time people want to express something freely.
Composers in the Modern
Age:1. Claude Achille Debussy from France2. Bella
Bartok from Honggaria.3. Maurice Ravel from the French.4. Fedorovinsky
Igor from Russia5. Benjamin Britten Edward of
England
History of Music
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