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KO GCSE AoS1: Western Classical Music 1650-1910 KEY FEATURES
KO GCSE AoS1: Western Classical Music 1650-1910 KEY FEATURES
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Wider range from fortissimo to pianissimo. Use of sforando and accents.
Classical Dynamics
Romantic Dynamics
Baroque Dynamics
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Baroque Tempo
Can change mid-movement/use of rubato/other descriptions.
Fixed throughout the movement.
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Baroque Key Dates
1750-1820
1820-1910
1600-1750
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Romantic Key Dates
1820-1910
1600-1750
1750-1820
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Classical Texture
Mainly homophonic.
Mainly contrapuntal.
Mainly contrapuntal; homophonic or chordal.
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Romantic Composers
Haydn; Mozart
Handel; Bach
Chopin; Schumann
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Romantic Tempo
Fixed throughout the movement.
Can change mid-movement/use of rubato/other descriptions.
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Balanced; even phrases: question phrases are followed by answer phrases.
Classical Melody
Baroque Melody
Romantic Melody
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Classical Key Dates
1820-1910
1750-1820
1600-1750
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Baroque Composers
Handel; Bach
Haydn; Mozart
Chopin; Schumann
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Romantic Texture
Mainly contrapuntal.
Mainly homophonic.
Mainly contrapuntal; homophonic or chordal.
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Simple and repetititve; heavily ornamented.
Romantic Melody
Baroque Melody
Classical Melody
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Baroque Texture
Mainly contrapuntal.
Mainly homophonic.
Mainly contrapuntal; homophonic or chordal.
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Romantic Harmony
Simple; mainly chords I and V. Diatonic.
Contrast shown with major and minor keys. Diatonic.
Chromatic. Use of extended chords.
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Classical Tempo
Fixed throughout the movement.
Can change mid-movement/use of rubato/other descriptions.
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More versatile than Baroque: flutes; clarinets, oboes; limited brass; piano introduced.
Classical Instrumentation
Baroque Instrumentation
Romantic Instrumentation
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Classical Composers
Chopin; Schumann
Handel; Bach
Haydn; Mozart
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Baroque Harmony
Chromatic. Use of extended chords.
Contrast shown with major and minor keys. Diatonic.
Simple; mainly chords I and V. Diatonic.
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Mainly strings; harpsichords; organs; recorders and not much else.
Classical Instrumentation
Baroque Instrumentation
Romantic Instrumentation
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Piccolos, contrabassoons, bass clarinets, harps, celestes. More brass and percussion.
Romantic Instrumentation
Baroque Instrumentation
Classical Instrumentation
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Classical Harmony
Chromatic. Use of extended chords.
Simple; mainly chords I and V. Diatonic.
Contrast shown with major and minor keys. Diatonic.
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Dramatic; makes use of chromaticism.
Romantic Melody
Classical Melody
Baroque Melody
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Gradation.
Romantic Dynamics
Classical Dynamics
Baroque Dynamics
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Terraced.
Baroque Dynamics
Classical Dynamics
Romantic Dynamics
