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Music Classica
Music Classica
Classical
Period (1750 –
1820)
CLASSICAL PERIOD
Also called “AGE OF REASON”
Dominated by “ARISTOCRATS”
“INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC” was patronized
by NOBILITY
It also denotes conformity of Ancient
“GREECE and ROMAN”
CLASSICAL PERIOD
Harmony and Texture are “HOMOPHONY”
Dynamics are merely LOUD and SOFT
It uses a style of broken chord
accompaniment called “ ALBERTI
BRASS”
CLASSICAL PERIOD
Is all about emotions and feelings not
VS.
HEART vs. HEAD
EMOTION vs. INTELLECT
ARISTOCRATS vs. COMPOSERS
IT’S ALL EMOTIONS –
IT IS A QUESTION OF WHAT
KINDS OF EMOTIONS
BODY MIND
EMOTIONS FEELINGS
S
EMOTIONS
Emotions are physical and instinctive.
Contentment Bitterness
Love Joy
Fear Enthusiasm
Anger Attraction
EXERCISE
EMOTIONS FEELINGS
HAPPINESS JOY
WORRY FEAR
CONTENTMENT ENTHUSIASM
BITTERNESS ANGER
LOVE ATTRACTION
QUESTIONS
What Emotions or Feelings is/are
• Surprise Symphony
• The Clock
• The Military
WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART
WOLFGANG AMADEUS
MOZART
• Born on January 27, 1756 in Salzburg
Austria
• At the age of 5 he was already playing the
violin and the harpsichord
• Recognized as an exceptional pianist at the
age of six
• An excellent music composer at the age of
seven
WOLFGANG AMADEUS
MOZART
• At age 13 he had written sonatas,
concertos, symphonies, religious works,
operas and operettas.
• Some of his works include:
• The Marriage of Figaro
• Don Giovanni
• The Magic Flute
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN
• Said to be born on December 16, 1770 in Bonn
Germany
• The composer who bridged the late Classical Era
and the early Romantic Era.
• Known as “The Master of Symphony”
• His famous compositions include
• 32 piano sonatas
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN
• His famous compositions include
• 32 piano sonatas
• 21 set of variations
• 9 symphonies
• 5 concertos for piano
• 16 string quartet and choral music
• His was recognized as the Composer of the
Millennium for his “Missa Solemnis” and
“Fidelio”