composers like Bach and Handel and consolidation of Baroque musical style

music performed for religious or religious influence, used worship,rituals

two or more simultaneous, independent melodic lines

20th century includes 1900-1999

Roughly spanning from 1750-1820

476 AD and lasted through the 14th century

Music that has one line of melody being played by multiple instruments

Started roughly in 1400 until 1600

emotional expression, musical virtuosity, and a celebration of nature

a period of experimentation and innovation in musical styles and techniques

characterized by the rise of opera and the development of new musical forms

only one line of music unaccompanied by any other voices or instruments

characterized by elegance, balance, and a shift towards simpler music

music not religious, focusing on worldly themes than spiritual or religious

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Early Baroque
14th century
(c. 1680-1750)
Started roughly in 1400 until 1600
(c. 1580-1650)
2
Late Baroque
(c. 1580-1650)
Composers Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven were famous in this music period
composers like Bach and Handel and consolidation of Baroque musical style
characterized by elegance, balance,
3
Sacred Music
relating music to nature
Performed for anti-religious groups throughout this period
Romantic Period
music performed for religious or religious influence, used worship,rituals
4
Polyphony
Classical Period
two or more simultaneous, independent melodic lines
often characterized by complex rhythms, unusual harmonies, and dissonance
only one line of music unaccompanied by any other voices or instruments
5
20th Century
20th century includes 1950-2000
20th century includes 1900-1999
20th century 2000-2010
20th century is 2000- present-day music
6
Secular Music
20th and 21st century
Romantic Period
Middle Baroque Period
Medieval period
7
Classical Period
Roughly spanning from 1820-1910
(c. 1680-1750)
Roughly spanning from 1750-1820
Roughly spanning from 1730-1805
8
Monophony
Classical Period
Romantic Period
20th and 21st century
Medieval Period
9
Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven
Romantic Period
Baroque Period
Classical Period
Medieval Period
10
Medieval Period
476 AD and lasted through the 14th century
1400-1500
15th century
1600
11
Homophony
musical virtuosity, and a celebration of nature and the individual
Music that has one line of melody being played by multiple instruments
Romantic Period
two or more lines of music
12
Middle Baroque
(c. 1630-1700)
20th century
1750-1820
14th century
13
Renaissance Period
Roughly spanning from 1750-1820
(c. 1595-1670)
(c. 1580-1650)
Started roughly in 1400 until 1600
14
Romantic Period
emotional expression, musical virtuosity, and a celebration of nature
rise of opera and the development of new musical forms
Roughly spanning from 1820-1910
1900-1999
15
Middle Baroque
Roughly spanning from 1750-1820
two or more simultaneous, independent melodic lines
composers like Bach and Handel and consolidation of Baroque musical styles
a period of experimentation and innovation in musical styles and techniques
16
Early Baroque
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina a Thomas Tallis
composers like Bach and Handel and the consolidation of Baroque
Started roughly in 1400 until 1600
characterized by the rise of opera and the development of new musical forms
17
21st Century
1990-2000
2000- present-day music
2000-2030
2000-2010
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Polyphony
Romantic Period
20th 21st century
Classical Period
Renaissance Period
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Chopin, Franz Schubert, Robert Schumann, Johannes Brahms, and Tchaikovsky
Classical Period
20th century
Romantic Period
21st century
20
Late Baroque
Roughly spanning from 1820-1910
(c. 1580-1650)
(c. 1680-1750)
1400 until 1600
21
Claude Debussy, Samuel Barber, and George Gershwin
20th and 21st century
Romantic Period
Medieval Period
Classical Period
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Monophony
only one line of music unaccompanied by any other voices or instruments
four lines of music sung by more than 4 people
Renassiance Period
two lines of music accompanied
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Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina a Thomas Tallis
Romantic Period
Medieval Period
Renaissance Period
Classical Period
24
Gregorian Chant
Romantic Period
Baroque Period
Classical Period
Medieval
25
Classical Period
Roughly spanning from 1820-1910
Roughly spanning from 1650-1750
characterized by elegance, balance, and a shift towards simpler music
music performed for religious use or through religious influence
26
Sacred Music
Classical period
Medieval Period
Early Baroque
Late Baroque
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Secular music
music not religious, focusing on worldly themes than spiritual or religious
music performed for religious use or religious influence, often used in wor
Classical Period
Medieval Period

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