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The document provides an overview of the history of music from ancient to modern times. It describes key musical styles, genres, and influential composers from different eras including Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and the 20th-21st centuries. It discusses the emergence and evolution of styles such as folk, ragtime, jazz, rock, pop, and hip-hop music over time and their influences on one another.

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HU300: Unit 4 Music
What is Music? "An artistic form of auditory communication incorporating instrumental or vocal tones in a structured and continuous manner." "Any pleasing and harmonious sound." "The sounds produced by singers or musical instruments." Music as human expression is universal, even if musical styles are not! (Source: wordnet.princeton.edu)
Brief Musical Timeline -Recorded history Medieval Music (500-1400) Styles : Gregorian Chant, Madrigal, Ars Nova, monophonic (in 1 voice) Popular Instruments : flute, recorder, pan flute, ocarina, lute, and the lyra. You are listening to a Gregorian chant now!
Renaissance (Rebirth) 1400-1700 Popular Styles : Cantus Firmus (based on Gregorian Chants), Chorale and Hymns, The French Chanson (polyphonic 2-4 independent voices), and the Madrigal! Popular Instruments : 際際滷 Trumpet, Trumpet, Sackbut (Sagbutt), Cornett, Viol, Lyre, & Irish Harp!
The Lute
Baroque (1600-1760) European Classical music Popular Styles : Sarabande (spanish dance) Courante (French dance) Overture (Dramatic - French origins) Allemande (upbeat dance) Minuet (triple beat dance) Gigue (upbeat dance in compound meter) If it aint baroque, dont fix it! (I could not resist)
Classical (1750-1820) composers : Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Bach, Giuliani, Weber and Boccherine (among many others) styles : classical music traits include polyphony, homophony, harmony, the use of chords, chamber music, opera, symphony.
Mozart (1756-1791)
Romantic (1815-1910) The period stressed emotional expression, romantic love (themes found in music, art and literature). Big Players: Beethoven, Lugwig Spohr, E.T.A. Hoffmann, Carl Maria von Weber, and Franz Schubert. The wanderer above the sea of fog, 1818, by Caspar David Friedrich
20th Century (1900-2000) Important musical styles: Romantic, contemporary classic, electronic, Jazz, blues, rock, swing, folk, blues, country, rock and roll, progressive rock, punk rock, funk, soul, salsa, disco, world music, new age music, Pop music, rap music and many variations!
21st Century (2000-present) a continuation of late 20th century music. Rap, pop, soul and rock still guide the industry. Lady Gaga
Seminar Questions How can you best define folk, ragtime, jazz, rock, pop, and hip-hop music? Have they influenced each other or do they seem distinct? Who do you see as being the new standard bearers in different genres? Why do you believe they achieve this status? What do the standard bearers communicate about the time, place, culture, influences, and circumstances that lead to these musical expressions?
See you on the Boards! Thanks for watching, Dr. McCarthy

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Hu300 unit 4 annuncements

  • 2. What is Music? "An artistic form of auditory communication incorporating instrumental or vocal tones in a structured and continuous manner." "Any pleasing and harmonious sound." "The sounds produced by singers or musical instruments." Music as human expression is universal, even if musical styles are not! (Source: wordnet.princeton.edu)
  • 3. Brief Musical Timeline -Recorded history Medieval Music (500-1400) Styles : Gregorian Chant, Madrigal, Ars Nova, monophonic (in 1 voice) Popular Instruments : flute, recorder, pan flute, ocarina, lute, and the lyra. You are listening to a Gregorian chant now!
  • 4. Renaissance (Rebirth) 1400-1700 Popular Styles : Cantus Firmus (based on Gregorian Chants), Chorale and Hymns, The French Chanson (polyphonic 2-4 independent voices), and the Madrigal! Popular Instruments : 際際滷 Trumpet, Trumpet, Sackbut (Sagbutt), Cornett, Viol, Lyre, & Irish Harp!
  • 6. Baroque (1600-1760) European Classical music Popular Styles : Sarabande (spanish dance) Courante (French dance) Overture (Dramatic - French origins) Allemande (upbeat dance) Minuet (triple beat dance) Gigue (upbeat dance in compound meter) If it aint baroque, dont fix it! (I could not resist)
  • 7. Classical (1750-1820) composers : Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Bach, Giuliani, Weber and Boccherine (among many others) styles : classical music traits include polyphony, homophony, harmony, the use of chords, chamber music, opera, symphony.
  • 9. Romantic (1815-1910) The period stressed emotional expression, romantic love (themes found in music, art and literature). Big Players: Beethoven, Lugwig Spohr, E.T.A. Hoffmann, Carl Maria von Weber, and Franz Schubert. The wanderer above the sea of fog, 1818, by Caspar David Friedrich
  • 10. 20th Century (1900-2000) Important musical styles: Romantic, contemporary classic, electronic, Jazz, blues, rock, swing, folk, blues, country, rock and roll, progressive rock, punk rock, funk, soul, salsa, disco, world music, new age music, Pop music, rap music and many variations!
  • 11. 21st Century (2000-present) a continuation of late 20th century music. Rap, pop, soul and rock still guide the industry. Lady Gaga
  • 12. Seminar Questions How can you best define folk, ragtime, jazz, rock, pop, and hip-hop music? Have they influenced each other or do they seem distinct? Who do you see as being the new standard bearers in different genres? Why do you believe they achieve this status? What do the standard bearers communicate about the time, place, culture, influences, and circumstances that lead to these musical expressions?
  • 13. See you on the Boards! Thanks for watching, Dr. McCarthy