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When did the classical period of western music occur?
1730 to the mid-1820s
Which member of the rhythm section is responsible for giving cues about upcoming changes in the music or that a new section of music is about to occur. piano bass saxophone drums?
drums
What is the difference between baroque and classical concertos?
The term 'Fortspinnung' is frequently used to define Baroque music. Fortspinnung is a German word that describes the constantly unfolding nature of the music. When you listen to music from the Baroque, you will notice that it rarely comes to a complete stop. Even at Cadences, one or more voices lead into the next phrase. By Contrast, music from the classical period has a much stronger focus on phrase units. Try listening to a Bach Prelude and Fugue (Baroque) and a Mozart piano Sonata (Classical) and comparing the phrasing. You can find some good examples on youtube. You may also notice some differences in the texture. Baroque music has a strong focus on counterpoint, or line against line. If you listen to a Bach Fugue for example, you will probably notice that there are several different lines moving freely of each other. One may leap up while the other leaps down, or one may step down slowly while another is moving quickly in many different directions. Classical music has a focus on harmony, or chords. While there are still different lines in much of Classical music, you will notice that there is a more distinct melody with a chordal accompaniment.
What is the difference between Classical music and Jazz?
AnswerIt is often asserted that jazz is more free in its structure than Classical Music, but the reverse is true.Oscar Peterson has always refused to make any distinction between jazz and classical music.As a rule, jazz performers like to appear to be improvising; classical performers like to appear not to be improvising.AnswerDifferences among kinds of music are to be celebrated, and not thought of as embarrassments. Regarding classical and jazz, neither is inferior to the other in any way.Apart from the many similarities, the forms differ in terms of the materials and structure that they use. The standard Classical repertoire contains music that is completely notated; that is, all the notes are indicated in a score, along with many indications of what dynamics to use. For ensemble pieces (more than one performer and usually more than one instrument) there are many, many indications of the composer's specific intentions for a piece. There are several "forms" that compositions can take: Sonata Form, Fugue, Rondo, Symphony... some of these overlap, and it would take books to cover the basics. Classical musicians are required to study and memorize huge amounts of music, since it is the intention of the composer that usually interests them. Some may miss that this process can be extremely creative, since there are always newer and deeper insights into a composition's lines, tone, rhythms, etc. Many brilliantly creative performers can be criticized for going to far. An example would be the Bach performances by the late great Glenn Gould. Some "modern classical" or "avant garde" music takes great liberties with any and all of the above, exploring every possible way to produce and organize sound.Jazz, on the other hand, is usually much freer in its structure, materials and performance. That is not to say that it is chaotic. It is in some ways more 'cerebral' than classical, since the Jazz performer is often 'composing on the fly' (improvising) even if he is playing with other musicians. Harmony is an extremely complex and rich part of most Western musics, and Jazz musicians have incredible sensitivity to and skill with harmonic exploration and invention. Jazz improvisation also includes very complex melodic lines that are based on the Jazz scales of the underlying chord being played at any given moment. There are important fixed forms in Jazz too, having to do with the number of bars (measures) that certain elements of a song will contain. Songs are carefully structured, but this may never occur to the casual listener, who just enjoys a great tune. Jazz musicians will refer to "Rhythm Changes", and the uninitiated will not know that they are talking about the standard harmonic progressions (Chord Changes) and structure of Gershwin's "I've Got Rhythm". Jazz musicians are clearly not composing 'on the fly', every moment that they are performing. Many numbers are worked out well in advance. But the Jazz idiom remains much freer than classical music, whatever your opinions are of the similarities between them.So, if a classical performer wants to prepare a piece by Ravel, she/he will go to Ravel's score and dig in. If a Jazz musician wants to do an arrangement of "How High The Moon", listening to it will be enough. The harmonies and melody line will be the basis of the Jazz musician's work.
Does music help students learn?
Music has been proven by many different scientific institutions to enhance your learning capability. This depends on many things though: * The music being listened to is not loud * The music is of a 'gentle' nature # No HipHop or Rap # No Hardcore Rock # Yes to quite entertaining music (e.g. Bob Dylan, The Beatles etc.)
When did the classical period of western music occur?
1730 to the mid-1820s
When did the Classical Period occur?
700b.C- 200a.d
Did the Industrial Revolution occur during the Classical period?
Yes
What events did NOT occur during the Classical Period?
American Civil Rights Movement
When does trace conditioning occur?
In classical conditioning, how are the neutral stimulus and the CS related?
Did the renaissance period occur after the medieval period?
yes
Did the Medieval Period occur before the Baroque Period?
yes.
What period did the formation of the oxygen atmosphere occur?
The Ordovician Period
When did your time period occur?
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What changes occur from the pre adolescene period to adolescene period?
prenatal
The number of births that occur in a period of time in a given area?
A birth rate is a number of births that occur in a period of time in a given area.
How often does a period occur?
About once a month
