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Music Appreciation

Mrs. Jantz

Tuesday,

September 5, 2017

So far we have listened to ---

Canon in D

– by Johann Pachelbel

The Four Seasons

– by Antonio Vivaldi

Winter mvt 1

The Beginning of the Baroque (page 1)

1600-1750

Baroque Style

What words describe Baroque Style?

Terraced Dynamics

Terraced Farming

Terraces on the hillside

Terracing

Vernazza, Italy (Cinque Terre)

Vernazza, Italy (Cinque Terre)

Terraced Dynamics

Contrasting levels

Going from loud to soft and back to loud instantly without any gradual change.

Popular style of the Baroque Period because of the harpsichord

Page 2 (Music Notebook)

Write an explanation of

Terraced Dynamics and draw a

diagram.

Add Terraced Dynamics to your

clues list on page 1.

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Clues (page 1 in your notebook)

– Harpsichord

– Stays the same

– Terraced dynamics

Ornamentation

Page 2 (Music Notebook)

Describe ornamentation. Write

2 sentences that describe

ornamentation and how it

relates to the Baroque Period.

You are listening to ----

The Harmonious

Blacksmith

by George Frederick

Handel

This is an example of ----

Ornamentation

Clues (page 1 in your notebook)

Harpsichord

Stays the same

Terraced Dynamics

(Ornamentation)

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1600-1750

First Clue

Harpsichord

Second Clue

Stays the

same

Third Clue

Terraced

Dynamics

(Fourth Clue)

Ornamentation

The Beginning of the Baroque (page 3)

Dates – 1600-1750

Composer –– Antonio Vivaldi

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Composer –Antonio Vivaldi

– from Italy

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Composer –

Antonio Vivaldi

– Born in Venice,

Italy in 1678??

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Composer –Antonio Vivaldi

–Died in Vienna, Austria in 1741

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His birth

His father

His health

His occupations

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Composer –Antonio Vivaldi

–Nicknamed “The Red Priest”

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Composer –Antonio Vivaldi

– wrote The Four Seasons

The Four Seasons

Spring

Summer

Autumn (Fall)

Winter

We will listen to today: (pages 5 and 6)

The Four Seasons

by Antonio Vivaldi

– Spring

Movement 1

– Winter

Movement 2

The Four Seasons (page 5)

Spring

– Movement 1

The Four Seasons by Vivaldi

The Four Seasons by Vivaldi, Vivaldi

And this is Spring

The Four Seasons (page 6)

by Antonio Vivaldi

Winter

– Movement 2

The Beginning of the Baroque

We have listened to:

– Canon in D by Johann Pachelbel

– The Four Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi

Spring

– Movement 1

Winter

– Movement 1

– Movement 2

Thursday

Quiz over today’s notes.

Follow the instructions on the

website and answer the

questions.