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Assignment #8: Modulation

This document provides definitions for 30 important musical terms from the Classical period, including modulation, texture, polyphony, homophony, Alberti bass, arpeggio, sonata form, conflict between two keys in first-movement form, opera seria, castrati, opera buffa, and requiem. It also identifies Mozart as the composer of the famous Turkish Rondo and provides information on composers Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven.
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Assignment #8: Modulation

This document provides definitions for 30 important musical terms from the Classical period, including modulation, texture, polyphony, homophony, Alberti bass, arpeggio, sonata form, conflict between two keys in first-movement form, opera seria, castrati, opera buffa, and requiem. It also identifies Mozart as the composer of the famous Turkish Rondo and provides information on composers Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven.
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Assignment #8

1. A musical link between two important sections of a composition. It often includes a


change of key.

=Modulation

2. A melodic or a harmonic formula that ends a work or a phrase and suggests that it
brings a conclusion.

=Harmonic rhythm

3. Refers to the way the different lines of the music fit together. It describes the way the
individual notes in the music are blended together.

=Texture

4. A texture in which several independent lines of music are woven together.

=Polyphony

5. A texture in which the melodic line leads and is supported by a


chordalaccompaniment.

=Homophony

6. Who said that listening to four lines of music played at the same time makes as much
sense as listening to four people talking at once?

=DomenicoAlberti

7. He did not invent the Alberti bass but he used it so frequently that it became
associated with his name.

=DomenicoAlberti

8. Chords in the bass line are broken into separate notes played one after the other.
The harmonies remain the same but the broken chords add a sense of movement and
lightness.

=Arpeggio

9. The period where scores began to have dynamic marks added to them so that
performers would know exactly what volume the composer wanted.

=Classical Period
10. A musical form where composers begin with one theme or melodic idea and then
write a series of pieces which all modify the original theme in different ways.

=Themes and Variations

11. It is made up of many different types of dance music.

=Suite

12. A stately dance in 3/4 time.

=Minuet

13. It was originally played by three instruments.

=Trio

14. A form in which the main musical idea keeps coming back.

=Rondo

15. The famous rondo during the Classical period.

=Turkish Rondo

16. Composer of your answer in number 15.

=Mozart

17 & 18. Other names for first-movement form.

=Sonata form and Sonata-allegro form

19. The form most frequently used by composers in the Classical era.

=First-movement form

20. The most important thing about your answer in number 19. It is this important thing
and its resolution that provide the dramatic effect.

=The conflict between two keys.

21. A tragic Italian opera, most common kind of opera at the beginnings of the Classical
period.

=Opera seria

22. A star of opera, men whose voices had never broken and who still sang the soprano
and alto registers.
=Castrati

23. The comic opera whose emphasis was placed on the bass voice in the form of the
BUFFO, the comic male character.

=Opera buffa

24. They were the real stars of the opera, not the composers. They made a great deal
of money and had large numbers of adoring fans.

=Opera buffa

25. One of the famous sopranos of the Classical era.

=Maria Callas

26. The music written for a mass for the dead.

=Requiem

27. the most famous oratorio written by Haydn.

=The Creation

28. The mass Mozart was working on when he died.

=Requiem

29. The mass written by Beethoven which is one of his greatest works.

=MissaSolemnis

30. The keyboard instrument that quickly overtook the harpsichords popularity in the
beginning of the Classical period.

=Pianoforte or fortepiano

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