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…artists of the period, Rubens traveled to Italy. In 1600 he arrived in Venice, where he was particularly inspired by the paintings of Titian, Paolo Veronese, and Tintoretto. During his years in Italy, Rubens was exposed to the early Baroque works…
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…can be seen in the precise timings given for each section and his organic approach can be seen in the natural growth of his ideas. This style has been influenced by classical and baroque concerto forms, with it's slow introduction and elements…
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…Sebastian Bach. This man's unparalleled form and genius set a new standard for all that came after him. "Bach is the beginning and end of all music" (Reger 2). Johann Sebastian Bach was the greatest composer of baroque music. Of course, baroque music…
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…." by François Couperin ************* 'In the reigns of King Louis(1643-1715) and Louis, the old regime was waning. 'After the death of Louis art moved from the monumentality of the Baroque to the caprice and intimacy of the Rococo. '…
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…career. To understand why Haydn was a great classical composer, it is important to understand the certain characteristics and themes of the Classical Period. Unlike baroque music, classical was secular; it was non-religious and it resided more…
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…strong and beyond the reach of the Catholic Church. Although the Catholic Church would remain a major religion, it would in a few short centuries no longer be the leading religion in the western world.The Baroque Age was during the years 1600-1750 A.D. During…
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…that this masterpiece is also a collaborative effort of two painters, each respectfully famed for their classically Flemish Baroque styles. Jan Brueghel, the father of his accomplice, Peter Paul Rubens, was curiously aroused by a variety of natural objects including flowers…
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…in classical music, a technique only used during the Renaissance period? The following paper will provide a detailed examination of music from the Middle Ages to the end of the Baroque era; which consequently will prove that word painting was in fact a common…
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…, and sounded great. The song Gloria In Excelsis Deo by Josef Haydn was performed at the concert. The piece is a typical classical piece from the time period, although there are some characteristics of baroque splashed throughout and one could argue slight…
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…, spiritual music, ethnic music, children music, Baroque music, classical music and many others. These different types of music have various purposes. Each type of music will invoke different moods in the listeners. Dance music is produced specially for dancing…
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