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Question | Answer |
Chamber music (string quartets) | Classical - Haydn + Mozart, Beethoven harmonically advanced, Mendelssohn light + early romantic, Brahms Dvorak + Borodin later romantic, Shostakovich (1930-1974) or Bartok = just dissonant, 20th century and atonal = Schoenberg |
Purcell | Baroque English 1680-1700 |
Handel | Baroque Vocal work in English |
Baroque dates | 1710-1740 |
Main four baroque composers | JS Bach Handel Vivaldi Telemann |
Mozart | Classical 1770s-1791 |
Haydn | Classical died 1810 |
Rameau | end of Baroque, early Classical died 1764 |
Beethoven | Classical 1790-1830 |
Gluck | later Classical 1714-1787 |
Dowland | Renaissance died 1624 |
Gibbons | Renaissance died 1623 |
Byrd | Renaissance died 1623 |
Palestrina | Renaissance died 1594 |
Josquin de Pres | Renaissance died 1523 |
Morley | Renaissance died 1602 |
Chopin | Early romantic died 1849 predom. piano |
Schubert | Early romantic symphonies, chamber, lied, piano |
Berlioz | early romantic symphonies, operas, some chamber |
Schumann | early romantic symphonies, piano, piano concerto |
Rossini | early romantic, died 1868 so can also be later, opera |
Mendelssohn | early romantic, symphonies, orchestral, string quartets |
Weber | early romantic, concertos and opera |
Strauss | late romantic, waltzs, orchestral |
Verdi | late romantic, operas |
Liszt | late romantic, piano, orchestral |
Brahms | late romantic, orchestral, chamber |
Smetana | late romantic, Czech orchestral, opera |
Wagner | late romantic, German operas, orchestral, very chromatic and large forces |
Borodin | late romantic, orchestral, chamber |
Grieg | late romantic, orchestral, piano |
Dvorak | late romantic, chamber, orchestral |
Tchaikovsky | late romantic, orchestral, some chamber |
Vaughan Williams | 1890-late 1950s |
Elgar and Holst | 1880-1930 |
Neoclassicism | Poulenc, Hindemith, Stravinsky, Prokovief, |
Minimalism | Glass-alternating quavers, Adams, Reich, Einaudi and Michael Nyman, 1990 onwards |
Impressionism | Debussy, Faure - slightly earlier, Ravel - lived longer than Debussy and Faure, Delius - British, Mahler - orchestral, Albeniz - Spanish style |
Serialism | late 1920-1940s, Clashy/atonal, Webern, Berg, Schoenberg, John Cage - aleatoric chance music |
Jazz | Big band 20s-mid 30s, Duke Ellinton + Louis Armstrong, Cool/Modal jazz - 50s+60s smaller ensembles, Bebop - 40s-late50s Miles Davis, Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Walter Davis Jr |
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