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ClassicismVersión en línea Enjoy it!!! por Virginia Guarnido Cobo 1 This period marked the transition from the... a Early Modern Period to Contemporary Age b Middle Ages to Baroque c Middle Ages to Renaissanse 2 We delimit its chronology between the years... a 1720 and 1850 approximately b 1650 and 1720 approximately c 1750 and 1820 approximately 3 This period searches for formal perfection and the ideal of beauty models although music could not copy Antiquity´s classical models. In the rest of arts, this style is known as “Neoclassicism”. a True b False 4 The _____ century was the Age of _________________, cultural movement favored by the bourgeoisie and small nobility, which led to the French Revolution that broke the power of absolute monarchies. a 17th/ Delightment b 18th/Delightment c 18th/ Enlightenment 5 In the Classical Opera... a Continue the excesses of the Baroque and took the plots and characters closer to the new bourgeois audience b Is eliminated the excesses of the Baroque and took the plots and characters closer to the new bourgeois audience c It eliminated the excesses of the Baroque and took the plots and characters closer to the new feudalism audience 6 In the Classical Opera we have two types: a Opera Seria and Opera Buffa b Opera Simple and Opera Buffa c Opera Seria and Opera Bana 7 The initiator of the Opera Seria was the German composer __________________________________. He uses simpler music and more plausible storylines. His work “Orpheus and Eurydice is a good example of this style. a Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) b Christoph Willibald Glück (1714-1787) c J. S. Bach (1685-1750) 8 The Opera Buffa became the favourite opera genre of the Classicism. The main composer was ______________________________ with many operas such: Marriage of Figaro, written in Italian, and The Magic Flute, written in German and, therefore, example of singspiel. a Christoph Willibald Glück (1714-1787) b Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) c J. S. Bach (1685-1750) 9 In the Classical era the orchestra had to have more members; the Baroque basso continuo was eliminated and the number of string and wind instruments increased a True b False 10 The structure of the sonata responds to a three-part scheme formed by: a Exposition-Depelopment-Sumarize b Introduction-Development-Recapitulation c Exposition-Development-Recapitulation 11 The new conception of ballet brought other significant changes: Escoge una o varias respuestas a The importance of a storyline, usually with a tragic ending, that made it possible to introduce the dance. b The composition of music was at the service of the scene, especially written for dancing, instead of creating steps for music beforehand. c The use of the dance troupe as a backdrop upon which the main dancers led the progress of the action. d A new dancing technique in which gestures and facial expressions became more important. It also sought natural and delicate movements. e The elimination of masks, wigs and impractical clothing, adapting the clothes to the represented scene and period.

ClassicismVersión en línea

Enjoy it!!!

por Virginia Guarnido Cobo

This period marked the transition from the...

Early Modern Period to Contemporary Age

Middle Ages to Baroque

Middle Ages to Renaissanse

We delimit its chronology between the years...

1720 and 1850 approximately

1650 and 1720 approximately

1750 and 1820 approximately

This period searches for formal perfection and the ideal of beauty models although music could not copy Antiquity´s classical models. In the rest of arts, this style is known as “Neoclassicism”.

True

False

The _ century was the Age of _____________, cultural movement favored by the bourgeoisie and small nobility, which led to the French Revolution that broke the power of absolute monarchies.

17th/ Delightment

18th/Delightment

18th/ Enlightenment

In the Classical Opera...

Continue the excesses of the Baroque and took the plots and characters closer to the new bourgeois audience

Is eliminated the excesses of the Baroque and took the plots and characters closer to the new bourgeois audience

It eliminated the excesses of the Baroque and took the plots and characters closer to the new feudalism audience

In the Classical Opera we have two types:

Opera Seria and Opera Buffa

Opera Simple and Opera Buffa

Opera Seria and Opera Bana

The initiator of the Opera Seria was the German composer __________________________________. He uses simpler music and more plausible storylines. His work “Orpheus and Eurydice is a good example of this style.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)

Christoph Willibald Glück (1714-1787)

J. S. Bach (1685-1750)

The Opera Buffa became the favourite opera genre of the Classicism. The main composer was ______________________________ with many operas such: Marriage of Figaro, written in Italian, and The Magic Flute, written in German and, therefore, example of singspiel.

Christoph Willibald Glück (1714-1787)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)

J. S. Bach (1685-1750)

In the Classical era the orchestra had to have more members; the Baroque basso continuo was eliminated and the number of string and wind instruments increased

True

False

The structure of the sonata responds to a three-part scheme formed by:

Exposition-Depelopment-Sumarize

Introduction-Development-Recapitulation

Exposition-Development-Recapitulation

The new conception of ballet brought other significant changes:

Escoge una o varias respuestas

The importance of a storyline, usually with a tragic ending, that made it possible to introduce the dance.

The composition of music was at the service of the scene, especially written for dancing, instead of creating steps for music beforehand.

The use of the dance troupe as a backdrop upon which the main dancers led the progress of the action.

A new dancing technique in which gestures and facial expressions became more important. It also sought natural and delicate movements.

The elimination of masks, wigs and impractical clothing, adapting the clothes to the represented scene and period.