domingo, 14 de octubre de 2012

Baroque, Neoclassicism and Romanticism in art and music




These three movements have great differences between them. First of all, Baroque movement was an initiative created by Counter Reformation to recover the adepts lost by due to the Reformation. he popularity and success of the Baroque style was encouraged by the Roman Catholic Church, which had decided at the time of the Council of Trent, in response to the Protestant Reformation, that the arts should communicate religious themes in direct and emotional involvement.[2] The aristocracy also saw the dramatic style of Baroque architecture and art as a means of impressing visitors and expressing triumphant power and control. Baroque palaces are built around an entrance of courts, grand staircases and reception rooms of sequentially increasing opulence.
Neoclassic, had a different purpose. Neo - means 'new' and classicism refers to the principals and attitudes shown in architecture and art that are characterized by the form and proportion as well as the cleaner lines used. Neo-Classicism was an art movement that placed many rules and restrictions on the 'styles' of artists. Artists who painted in this 'style' were bound by strict rules to show technical mastery and paint to a classical model to 'fit' a particular newer look. Much of Neo-classical paintings were greatly influenced by a return to the Greek and Roman themes and ideals of antiquity. It was a rejection and as well a revulsion against the Rococo period and everything that was associated with it. The art world seemed to take on a more serious tone. The tastes of the aristocratic's seemed to hold on to a sophisticated way of life, but the newer Neo-classicism philosophies appealed to the growing middle classes. During the Neoclassicism period, artists were also seen as new educators, it was believed that they had a moral obligation to be on an educative mission.
Finally, Romanticism was a movement that was originated in second half of the 18th century. In part, it was a revolt against aristocratic social and political norms of the Age of Enlightenment and a reaction against the scientific rationalization of nature. Romanticism elevated the achievements of what it perceived as heroic individualists and artists, whose pioneering examples would elevate society. It also legitimized the individual imagination as a critical authority, which permitted freedom from classical notions of form in art. The strong feelings that wartime produces served as a catalyst for an outpouring of art and literature, the likes of which had never been seen before.
In this century, we can say that visual arts, literature and music had a strong connection in the way they were represented, this is, for example, if Romantic movement was focused in encouraging heroism, music would do that to.
So, please listen at the following symphonies, and classified them to which period they belonged to. Also add the characteristics that you noticed in the symphony that made you relate them to the the art period.
Fill in the following chart (you will have to search for this in youtube, ´cause I could not send it by mail)
Symphony
Period it belongs to
Characteristics that made you decide that

Symphony No. 9
Ludwig Van Beethoven



Symphony No. 8
Franz Joseph Haydn



Suite No. 2 in B Minor for flute and orchestra
Johan Sebastian Bach


36 comentarios:

  1. Symphony: Simphony No 9 Ludwing Van Beethoven.
    Period: Romanticism
    Characteristics: Is very dramatic because all the high sounds that it has and also is kind of scaring.

    Symphony: Franz Joseph "La Noche"
    Period: Neoclassicism
    Characteristics: Is very calm is not dramatic so i think that is realated to the ilustration that were new ideas.
    Symphony:
    Joahnn Sebastian Bach Perlude
    Period: Baroque
    Characteristics: Is music that was created for promoting the churche

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  2. Symphony: Simphony No 9 Ludwing Van Beethoven.
    Period: Romanticism
    Characteristics: i noticed that it has a lot of high sounds, a lot of volume, so it is very dramatic.

    Symphony: Franz Joseph "La Noche"
    Period: Neoclassicism
    Characteristics: it is very calm, and when you listen this song you will get better ideas.

    Symphony:
    Joahnn Sebastian Bach Perlude
    Period: Baroque
    Characteristics: this type of music is used in the church

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  3. 1)Symphony no. 9 - Beethoven/Romantic period
    The notes and chords he plays at certain speed transmit lots of heavy feelings and thoughts.
    2)Symphony no. 8 - Franz Haydn/Neo classic period
    It proposes classis music mixed with a new personal dressing creating a new style.
    3)Suite no. 2 in B minor - Johan Sebastian Bach/Baroque period.
    It´s a song written for religious purposes. It´s like musical propaganda from the church.

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  4. *Symphony No. 9
    Ludwig Van Beethoven
    Romanticism
    This symphony, for me is encouraging the heroism by the rhythm of music, the strongest it shows. I have always thought that this symphony is telling a story of battles, death, heroes, freedom.
    *Symphony No. 8
    Franz Joseph Haydn
    Neoclassic
    The rhythm of the music makes me feel like in the environment were many rules and restrictions, like a princess life.
    Also the picture makes an influence I think the musician is teaching the others.
    *Suite No. 2 in B Minor for flute and orchestra
    Johan Sebastian Bach
    Baroque
    The rhythm of the music makes you feel like a connection with God, with something or someone that´s superior.

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  5. Symphony No. 9
    Ludwig Van Beethoven - romanticism
    I think is this period because the sounds he uses are very dramatic.

    Symphony No. 8
    Franz Joseph Haydn - Neoclassic
    I think is this period because the sounds are not as loud as the other, and in this period they wanted to created something diffrent form the other periods.

    Suite No. 2 in B Minor for flute and orchestra
    Johan Sebastian Bach - Baroque
    I think is this period because it sounds like the music you play in the church and also because it sounds related with the church

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  6. *Symphony No. 9 Ludwig Van Beethoven also known like "Coral"
    It belongs to romanticism period because the Symphony try to express the feelings of the composer.

    * Symphony No. 8 Franz Joseph Haydn
    it belongs to Neoclassic period because represent the styles and spirit of classic antiquity inspired directly from the classical period, which coincided and reflected the developments in philosophy .

    * Suite No. 2 in B Minor for flute and orchestra Johan Sebastian Bach
    belongs to Baroque period because represent exaggerated motion.

    Ana Laura Gomez

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  7. Symphony No. 9
    Ludwig Van Beethoven
    Period: Romanticism
    I think that it belongs to romanticism because the sounds that we can here, are very loud, and very dramatic, like in that period.

    Symphony No. 8
    Franz Joseph Haydn
    Period: Neoclassic
    I thing this belong to the neoclassic period because this was a new style, and they sound different, like a new sound, that we cannot here in baroque, or romanticism.

    Suite No. 2 in B Minor for flute and orchestra
    Johan Sebastian Bach
    Period: Baroque
    I think this belong to the baroque period because the music sound like very old, and baroque always is exaggerating and it is the same in the music; like we can here.

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  8. Symphony No. 9
    Ludwig Van Beethoven

    Romantisim

    It expresses the feelings of the artist ( musician)

    Symphony No. 8
    Franz Joseph Haydn

    Neoclassic

    In this period they wanted to creat somethin different and this song is the best example of this.


    Suite No. 2 in B Minor for flute and orchestra
    Johan Sebastian Bach

    Baroque

    This song is from the Baroque because it sounds like the music they play in the churches.

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  9. Symphony: Simphony No 9 Ludwing Van Beethoven.
    Period: Romanticism
    Characteristics: It has a lot of high sound, soy I deduce that is a very dramatic song.
    Symphony: Franz Joseph "La Noche"
    Period: Neoclassicism
    Characteristics: I thnk that is a very happy song, all his notes is like to a lisen a Fairy Tales.
    Symphony:
    Joahnn Sebastian Bach Perlude
    Period: Baroque
    Characteristics: I hear in the music,the king of songs that in a church put, soy I deduce that this songs was made to "promote" the church in times of the "reforme".

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  10. -Symphony No. 9
    -Ludwig Van Beethoven
    -Romantisim
    -It is caracterize of express the feeling and the type of music

    -Symphony No. 8
    -Franz Joseph Haydn
    -Neoclassic
    -In this period they use to create a new style of music, something different to the society.


    -Suite No. 2 in B Minor for flute and orchestra
    -Johan Sebastian Bach
    -Baroque
    -This song is from the Baroque because is like caracterize of the churches.

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  11. Symphony No9 Ludwig Van Beethoven it belongs to romanticism period because the music has very loud sound but at the same time some low sounds and it's very expresive.

    Symphony No.8 Franz Hayden, it belongs to neolcassic because is a classic music convine with his personal fellings.

    Suite No.2 Bach,it belongs to Barroque period because was written for a church.

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  12. 1. Ludwig Van Beethoven. Symphony No.9 -> Period: Romanticism. Because it´s so dramatic and it express feelings.

    2.Symphony No. 8 Franz Joseph Haydn.-> Neoclassic.It represented style, a different one.

    3. Suite No. 2 in B Minor for flute and orchestra
    Johan Sebastian Bach. -> Baroque, because it was made for a church, and churches were one of the characteristics of baroque style.

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  13. Symphony No. 9
    Ludwig Van Beethoven
    Romanticism because Ludwig expressed his emotions in the symphony.

    Symphony No. 8
    -Franz Joseph Haydn
    Neoclasic, because this song has a different style, apart from the others

    Suite No. 2 in B Minor for flute and orchestra
    Johan Sebastian Bach
    Baroque, the type of song used in the cathedrals, were they were famous of the baroque style

    Vincent Alcaraz A01371088

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  14. Symphony No9 Ludwig Van Beethoven it belongs to romanticism period because the sound of the music and the way that plays a loud and a slow one together its amazing.

    Symphony No.8 Franz Hayden, it belongs to neolcassic because of the personal feeling.

    Suite No.2 Bach,it belongs to Barroque because it was played and composed to the churches.

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  15. Symphony: Symphony No 9 Ludwing Van Beethoven.
    Period: Romanticism
    I think this symphony belongs to the period of romanticism because it has a loud sounds and this makes it very dramatic.

    Symphony: Franz Joseph "La Noche"
    Period: Neoclassicism
    This symphony does not sound like a classic and this makes it different creating a new style

    Symphony:
    Joahnn Sebastian Bach Perlude
    Period: Baroque
    I believe that this symphony belongs to this period because this symphony reminds me of the churches because the music is very similar.

    Pedro Atilano Hdez. A01169905

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  16. Symphony No.9-Ludwig Van Beethoven
    the song express some emotions
    Romanticism

    Symphony No.8-Franz Joseph Haydn
    tht song is not like the others
    Neoclasic

    Suite No.2-B-Johan Sebastian Bach
    it was used in cathedrals
    baroque

    axel reyes

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  17. 1)Symphony No. 9 Ludwig Van Beethoven
    Romanticism
    Its very dramatic because of all the high sounds

    2) Symphony No. 8 Franz Joseph Haydn
    Neoclassic
    Its more calm than the first one, I think that probably they use this kind of songs in parties or special meetings

    3) Suite No. 2 Johan Sebastian Bach
    Baroque
    This kind of music probably was use in the church and it relax a lot

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  18. Symphony No. 9 Ludwig Van Beethoven also known like "Coral"
    It belongs to romanticism period because the Symphony try to express the feelings of the composer.

    Symphony No. 8 Franz Joseph Haydn
    it belongs to Neoclassic period because represent the styles and spirit of classic antiquity inspired directly from the classical period, which coincided and reflected the developments in philosophy .

    Suite No. 2 in B Minor for flute and orchestra
    It belongs to Baroque, because it was made for a church, and churches were one important thing of baroquestyle.
    Paola Melissa Olvera V A01370704

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  19. Symphony No 9 Beethoven
    Romantic
    The notes are really dramatic and painful

    Symphony No8 Franz Joseph
    Neoclasic
    It's a very chill music and it have a lot of difrent stye

    Symphony Joahnn Sebastian Bach
    Baroque
    This one was used for the churches and for religious purpose

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  20. Symphony: Simphony No 9 Ludwing Van Beethoven.
    Period: Romanticism
    Characteristics: It represent the dark time of that period, they were really dramatic.
    Symphony: Franz Joseph "La Noche"
    Period: Neoclassicism
    Characteristics: In this period the human and the reason were very important and the music is really calm.
    Symphony: Joahnn Sebastian Bach Perlude
    Period: Baroque
    Characteristics: It is religious music.

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  21. Symphony: Simphony No 9 Ludwing Van Beethoven.
    Period: Romanticism
    Characteristics: Is very dramatic because it have high sounds

    Symphony: Franz Joseph "La Noche"
    Period: Neoclassicism
    Characteristics: Is very calm is not dramatic because all the movement of the ilustration
    Symphony:
    Joahnn Sebastian Bach Perlude
    Period: Baroque
    Characteristics: Is music for churche

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  22. First symphony: Ludwig van Beethoven
    Period: Romanticism
    Characteristics: The dramatism created by the combination of high notes and silences.

    Second symphony: Franz Joseph Hadyn
    Period: Neoclassic
    Characteristics: The whole symphony is composed in a very homophony way and also is a very lightful song.

    Third symphony: Johan Sebastian Bach
    Period: Baroque
    Characteristics: Its kindly exaggerated according to the music of that times and also because it also want to transmit a mood.

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  23. First symphony: Beethoven
    Period; Romanticism
    the symphony is very dramatic because of the high and low notes.

    Second symphony: No8 Franz Joseph
    Period: Neoclassic
    The symphony is of the neoclassic because in this period they wanted to create different things like this melody.

    Third symphony: Sebastian Bach
    Period: Baroque
    This symphony was used for religious purpose because they only wanted to communicate religion.

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  24. First symphony: Ludwig Van Beethoven
    Period: Romanticism
    Characteristics: There is a lot of drama in this symphony with high peaks, then suddenly everything is calmed.

    Second symphony: Franz Joseph Hadyn
    Period: Neoclassic
    Characteristics: It is a lightful melody, with a continuous and graceful rythm.

    Third symphony: Johan Sebastian Bach
    Period: Baroque
    Characteristics: It reminds you of a church, mainly because that was it's purpose-

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  25. Symphony: Simphony No 9 Ludwing Van Beethoven.
    Period: Romanticism
    Characteristics: It represent the dark time of that period, they were ver dramatic.
    Symphony: Franz Joseph "La Noche"
    Period: Neoclassic
    Characteristics: in this period the music have her own style
    classic music with personal feelings
    Symphony: Joahnn Sebastian Bach Perlude
    Period: Baroque
    Characteristics: religious music

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  26. First symphony: Ludwig Van Beethoven
    Period: Romanticism
    Characteristics: It shows the dramatic life of the people in that time.
    Second symphony: Franz Joseph Hadtyn
    Period: Neoclassic
    Characteristics: It shows the different styles that they have, every song of this time is related to different feelings.

    Third symphony: Johan Sebastian Bach
    Period: Baroque
    Characteristics: This artist in specific is obligated to make religious songs, in this songs the artists want to shows his feeling of repression but in a religious theme.

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  27. Symphony:
    -Simphony No 9 Ludwing Van Beethoven.
    Period:
    -Romanticism
    Characteristics:
    -There is a lot of drama in this symphony,it starts calm, then it begins to get heavier and darker,then again it gets lighter.

    Symphony:
    -Franz Joseph "La Noche"
    Period:
    -Neoclassicism
    Characteristics:
    -This symphony is happier, it starts with light sounds and not so dark as the first one

    Symphony:
    -Joahnn Sebastian Bach Perlude
    Period:
    -Baroque
    Characteristics:
    - This symphony has happier sounds, generally it was used by the church to promote it

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  28. 1) Symphony No. 9 : Ludwig Van Beethoven
    Period: Romanticism
    Think that it belongs to romanticism because the sounds that we can here, are very loud, and very dramatic, like in that period

    2) Symphony No. 8 : Franz Joseph Haydn
    Period: Neoclassicism
    It belongs to Neoclassic period because represent the styles and spirit of classic antiquity inspired directly from the classical period.

    3)Suite No. 2 : Johan Sebastian Bach
    Period: Baroque
    I think is this period because it sounds like the music you play in the church and also because it sounds related with the themes of a church.



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  29. 1.-Symphony No. 9
    Ludwig Van Beethoven
    Period: Romanticism
    Characteristics: It is slow but at the same time it is strong, many feelings inside that symphony.

    2.-Symphony No. 8
    Franz Joseph Haydn
    Neoclassic Period.
    It proposes classic music mixed with a new personal dressing creating a new style

    3.-Suite No. 2 in B Minor for flute and orchestra
    Johan Sebastian Bach
    Period: Baroque
    It is a very slowly and quiet music, it can calm you down and make people feel better.

    Sara Valeria Navarro 1370368

    Miss: Ayer no se porque no se podía subir, tenía fallas de internet pero si alcance a subir los otros dos.

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  30. Symphony: Simphony No 9 Ludwing Van Beethoven.
    Period: Romantic period
    Characteristics: Its very dramatic the theme of the song because of the things were happening to Beethoven in this period

    Symphony: Franz Joseph "La Noche"
    Period: Neoclassic period
    Characteristics: Is calm is not dramatic as beethoven one and it have a very different style

    Symphony: Joahnn Sebastian Bach Perlude
    Period: Baroque period
    Characteristics: this specific type of music was used in churches in fact that the religion grow bigger and its very slow and sometimes it makes you happy

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  32. 9-.RomanticThe notes are really dramatic and painful
    8-.: Franz Joseph "La Noche",Period: Neoclassicism ,Characteristics: Is very calm is not dramatic because all the movement of the ilustration
    2-Johan Sebastian Bach,Baroque,This kind of music probably was use in the church and it relax a lot
    Oscar Lopez Torre
    A01370750

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  33. Symphony No. 9
    Ludwig Van Beethoven
    Romanticism because Ludwig expressed his emotions in the symphony.

    Symphony No. 8
    -Franz Joseph Haydn
    Neoclasic, because this song has a different style, apart from the others

    Suite No. 2 in B Minor for flute and orchestra
    Johan Sebastian Bach
    Baroque, the type of song used in the cathedrals, were they were famous of the baroque style

    raul

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  35. Symphony: Simphony No 9 Ludwing Van Beethoven.
    Period: Romanticism
    Characteristics: it sounds like if he's not agree, it has like strong sounds, he totally express what he was feeling.

    Symphony: Franz Joseph La Noche
    Period: Neoclassicism
    Characteristics: All the orchestra is following the rules of the director, following the times, everything sounds perfect, exactly as the pentagram say, all go together, and it's soft, you enjoy hearing it.

    Symphony:
    Joahnn Sebastian Bach Perlude
    Period: Baroque
    Characteristics: it's music used for the churches, it makes you feel like relaxed.

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  36. Symphony No. 9:-Ludwig Van Beethoven
    -Romanticism
    -Express many feelings through the symphony.

    Symphony No. 8: -Franz Joseph Haydn
    -Neoclasic
    -The symphony is clasic and shows different styles.

    Sunt No. 2: -Johan Sebastian Bach
    -Baroque
    -The style it's the one that is used in the church

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