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Baroque (1600-1750) - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Based in string instruments
        
        Two famous Italian families perfected that instruments. The two familes are the Amati and Stradivarius
    - - Harpsichord, violin, recorder, flute, lute and organ
    - - Contrast: dynamics, tempo and tombre
      - The use of basso continuo: cello bassoon and keyborad
      - The use of homophonic textures, contrapuntal polyphony and accompanied melody
      - Improvisation: Musicians were free ro decide how to play
  - - - Sonata: instrumental work to be played.
      - Suite: Composed of different short movements based on Baroque dances. Written for solo instruments, for chamber ensembles or for an orchestra
      - A. Vivaldi, F. Couperin, J.S. Bach and G.F. Händel
      - 2.2.1 The concert
        
        Movements that contrast in character and tempo: Allegro-Adagio or Allegro
        
        Two types of concerts: Concerto for solist (single instrument play a solo) and concerto grosso (small number of soloist and orchestra which come into a dialoge
      - 2.2.2 Fugue
        
        Fugue is a polyphonic musical form in one movement.
        
        Counterpoint between several equally important voices
        
        They are preceded by an introduction or prelude
- - - - Overture
      - recitatives
      - arias and duets
      - choir
      - ballet