'Solo voice' presentation slideshows

Higher Early Music

Higher Early Music. Renaissance A style of music from the period from about 1450 to 1600, i.e. pre Baroque. Before continuing with this unit an important melodic and harmonic issue to note is:-. Modes and Modal

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Higher Early Music

Higher Early Music. Renaissance A style of music from the period from about 1450 to 1600, i.e. pre Baroque. Before continuing with this unit an important melodic and harmonic issue to note is:-. Modes and Modal

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Baroque Era

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Texture

Texture. Texture. Texture (Harmony). Monophony / Monophonic Homophony / Homophonic Polyphony / Polyphonic Heterophony / Heterophonic. Monophonic. One single line of melody. May be solo or unison. Polyphonic. More than one melody being played at once. Sounds more complex.

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AOS 4 YIRI

AOS 4 YIRI. Music from Sub-Saharan Africa. This piece is from a country called BURKINO FASO. It has many features typical of African music. REPETITION- the drum ostinato goes on throughout the music CALL & RESPONSE- the singers follow a solo voice

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Romantic Period

Romantic Period. 1825-1900. The World is Changing. Because of the revolutions happening in Europe and the Americas, patriotism was stronger than ever. Composers started adding national traits in pieces. House Music. Pianos became common place as apart of home furnishings

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Renaissance music (secular)

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Classical Period

Classical Period. Vocal Music. While the instrumental works of the Classical era were huge, the vocal works of the time did not make much of an evolution from those of the Baroque era Vocal forms include: Opera , and sacred choral work like: Mass , Oratorio , Requiem. Opera.

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