MUSIC

• rhythm


  the recurring pulse/beat in music
• tempo


  the overall pace of the song
• music


  expresses ideas and emotions in significant form
• melody


  a series of musical tone falling into a recignizable pattern
• harmony


  the relationship of pitches as they sound simltenuously. the blending of tones
• texture


  the pattern of sound created by the interaction of musical voices
• dynamics


  the aspect of music reluting to degrees of loudness or softness
• monophonic


  musical texture has one melody
• free meter


  does not have a beat
• homophonic


  musical texture that has two or more voices, one is melody and others are support
• polyphonic


  this musical texture has two or more voice moving independently from one another at the same time
• dark ages


  medieval period is also known as
• Roman empire


  post-republican period of acient rome
• 1400 - 1600 AD


  the years of medieval period
• chant

  the main genre of music written during the medieval period
• churches


  chant music was written and performed primarily in
• sacred / vocal


  the type of musical primarily existed during the medieval period
• oral tradition/ orally


  how was music passed down
• Adam Del Pa Halle 


  french poet, musician, composer and a trouvers
• sacular music


  was not bound by catholic traditions emerged
• troubadours


  the generic term for poet sound
• gregorian chant


  a form of monophonics religous music in western christianity that accmpied the celebration of mass and other ritual service
• characteristics of gregorian chant

  monophonic

  free meter

  modals

  base on latin italy

  use of noune notation
• franz joseph hyad


  he was named " father of the symphony"
• sonata


  term is applied too a variety of works for solo intrument suchas key board or violin
• concerto


  a classical form of music intended primarily to emphasize the individualiity of the solo instrument and to a hibit the virtousity and interpretative abilities of the performers
• sinofonyia


  the symphony derive from
• D50 - 820


  the music of the classical period existed during this year
• the benefits of listening to playing classical music

  increase IQ

  treats mental health

  increase work production
• nationalism


  philosophies are observed is 18th- century classicism
• 2nd movement 


  movement of concerto has more ornamentation than the first movement
• 2nd movement


  a movement in sonata where in it is mostly lyrical
• sonata allergo form


  the most importnant form that developed during the classical era
• development


  it is the middle part of the sonata allergo form
• ludwig van beethoven


  he was the composer that bridged the late classical are and the early romantic era.
• wolfgang amadeus mozart


  a child prodigy and the most amazing gwnius in musikal history
• sonare


  where did the word sonata come from
• 1825-1910


  the appoaimate dute or the romantic period
• beethoven


  composer starter the transition from classicism toromantic
• piano


  one of the most important instrument in the romantic period was