BAROQUE MUSIC

The three movements of a Concerto Grosso is SLOW-FAST-SLOW

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• FALSE

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Concerto is an interplay between a soloist and an accompanying group.

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Many critics described Baroque music as a misshapen pearl because they thought that the Baroque period couldn’t measure up to its predecessor or successor.

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The Baroque period is today one of the richest, creative, and highly diverse music era in history.

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Slow movements typically employed a ritornello structure where soloists traded sections with the full orchestra.

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Baroque music keeps the same mood and beat from start to finish, staying lively all the way through.

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It plays an important part in this era.

• MELODY

• RHYTHM

• DYNAMICS

The music switches between loud and soft volumes.

• TERRACED DYNAMICS

• MELODIC THEME

• MONOPHONIC DYNAMICS

The gradual increase in volume.

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The gradual decrease in volume

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• DECRESCENDO