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Music - Its Language, History, and Culture

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Music - Its Language, History, and Culture

This text is designed to introduce students to works representative of a variety of music traditions including the repertoires of Western Europe from the Middle Ages through the present; of the United States, including art music, jazz, folk, rock, musical theater; and from at least two non-Western world areas (Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, Indian subcontinent).

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Douglas Cohen
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CUNY Brooklyn College
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Mục lục· 93 mục
  1. 01: Elements of Sound and Music
  2. 1.01: Introduction
  3. 1.02: Elements of Sound
  4. 1.03: Elements of Music
  5. 02: Musical Instruments and Ensembles
  6. 2.01: Instruments- A World View
  7. 2.02: Human Voice as Instrument
  8. 2.03: Western Categories of Instruments
  9. 2.04: Ensembles
  10. 03: Composer Performer Audience
  11. 3.01: Chapter Intro
  12. 3.02: Social Setting and Performance Rules
  13. 04: European Art Music- Middle Ages through Romantic
  14. 4.01: Middle Ages (ca. 450 to ca. 1450)
  15. 4.02: Historic Context
  16. 4.03: Milestones in Music
  17. 4.04: Musical Genres
  18. 4.05: Major Figures in Music
  19. 4.06: Other Historic Figures
  20. 4.07: Renaissance (ca. 14501600)
  21. 4.08: Baroque (ca. 16001750)
  22. 4.09: Classical (Enlightenment Period) (ca. 1750ca. 1820)
  23. 4.10: Romantic (ca. 18201900)
  24. 05: European and American Art Music Since 1900
  25. 06: American Vernacular Music
  26. 6.01: Chapter Summary
  27. 6.02: American Folk Music
  28. 6.03: Anglo American Ballads
  29. 6.04: African American Spirituals and Gospel Music
  30. 6.05: The Blues
  31. 6.06: Rock and Roll
  32. 6.07: Rap
  33. 07: Jazz
  34. 7.01: Characteristic Features
  35. 7.02: Spontaneity vs. Planning
  36. 7.03: Individuality vs. collectivity
  37. 7.04: Brief History
  38. 08: World Music
  39. 8.01: Selected World Cultures and Repertories
  40. 8.02: Africa
  41. 8.03: India
  42. 8.04: Indonesia
  43. 8.05: China
  44. 8.06: The Caribbean
  45. 8.07: Jibaro Bomba and Plena Music of Puerto Rico
  46. 8.08: Carnival Music from Trinidad and Brooklyn
  47. 8.09: South America
  48. 8.10: Argentina and Tango
  49. 8.11: Jewish Klezmer Music
  50. 09: Musician Biographies
  51. 9.01: Laurie Anderson
  52. 9.02: Louis Armstrong
  53. 9.03: Johann Sebastian Bach
  54. 9.04: Bela Bartok
  55. 9.05: Ludwig van Beethoven
  56. 9.06: Leonard Bernstein
  57. 9.07: Frederic Chopin
  58. 9.08: John Coltrane
  59. 9.09: Aaron Copland
  60. 9.10: Miles Davis
  61. 9.11: Antonin Dvorak
  62. 9.12: Bob Dylan
  63. 9.13: Duke Ellington
  64. 9.14: George Gershwin
  65. 9.15: Dizzy Gillespie
  66. 9.16: George Frederic Handel
  67. 9.17: Lillian Hardin
  68. 9.18: Franz Joseph Haydn
  69. 9.19: Charles Ives
  70. 9.20: Scott Joplin
  71. 9.21: Antonio Vivaldi
  72. 9.22: B. B. King
  73. 9.23: Charles Mingus
  74. 9.24: Meredith Monk
  75. 9.25: Thelonious Monk
  76. 9.26: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
  77. 9.27: Clara Wieck Schumann
  78. 9.28: Yardbird Parker
  79. 9.29: Astor Piazzolla
  80. 9.30: Giacomo Puccini
  81. 9.31: Elvis Presley
  82. 9.32: Josquin des Prez
  83. 9.33: Franz Schubert
  84. 9.34: Bessie Smith
  85. 9.35: Igor Stravinsky
  86. 9.36: Arnold Schoenberg
  87. 9.37: Pete Seeger
  88. 9.38: Ruth Crawford Seeger
  89. 9.39: Ravi Shankar
  90. 9.40: Steve Reich
  91. 9.41: Edgard Varese
  92. 9.42: Giuseppe Verdi
  93. 9.43: Antonio Vivaldi