Baroque and Classical Chamber Music
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- Baroque and Classical Chamber Music
- Baroque
- Baroque Period 1675-1750
- Most common types
- Solo sonatra
- One melody instrument and accompaniment
- Trio Sonatra
- 2 Melody instruments and accompaniment
- Solo sonatra
- Structure and form
- 4 short movements mostly in the same key
- Alternate slow and fast movements
- Written in various dance styles of the period
- Texture: Contrapuntal
- Dynamics: Sudden Changes
- Ornamentation: Frequently used
- Contrast: Same mood throughout
- Classical
- Classical Period 1750-1820
- Most common types
- String Quartet - 2 Violins and Viola and Cello
- Wind Quartet - Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon and Horn
- Structure and form
- 4 Movement plan
- A fast movement in sonatra form
- Slow second movement
- A Minuet and Trio dance in 3/4
- A final fast movement in Rondo form
- A Minuet and Trio dance in 3/4
- Slow second movement
- A fast movement in sonatra form
- 4 Movement plan
- Texture: Melody and Accompaniment
- Dynamics: Gradual Changes
- Ornamentation: Used less often
- Contrast: Mood Changes
- Both
- Accompaniment played from a continuo part which provided the bass line (cello) and directions for the chords to use. Improvised on Harpsichord or Flute
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