Classical Period Music
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Hi, I'm a music teacher. In the Medieval and Renaissance period and in Roman Catholic churches in the Medieval and Renaissance, the congregation would just be listening to chant and choral music. In the Baroque, due to the Reformation, Reformational church congregations would have been singing chorales in their vernacular language. Chorales were written as a way to educate common people about theology. Also, thanks for this video; I'm using it during the pandemic to teach my middle school choir about the Classical period.
She is like the future me. I literally see myself nerding out about this stuff a lot more when I'm her age.
+Tal Dobrer High five to future music nerds!
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samuel rappaport Ha!.... touché
I like all your videos and Love the videos on the Bio on each composers you did, for me what made my love closer Classical so much was when I took Music Appreciation classes in College. Thank you so much
Music in the 17th century to the present reflects the changing history of the Europe and European societies. In the beginning you have a hierarchy dominated by the church (in particular the Roman Catholic Church). And there was the European aristocracy of kings & nobles who commissioned musicians to write music that appeal to the upper class. Everything reflected an established order. In the later centuries, composers started relying more and more on the paying public instead wealthy patrons as a way to make their living.
The 1 critical event was the French Revolution in 1790s which turned the table for many absolute monarchs in Europe. Music became less representative of the aristocracy (established order) but more for the common people who paid to see concerts. Composers started incorporating folk melodies into their work and music became more expressive (often reflected the hardships and frustrations of the common people).
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I'm watching your videos as they only recently have become of relevance to me (I started learning the piano) and your channel is such a great library for a beginner musician! Also I totally dig the pink hair
Thank you for your lessons. They are very much understandable and fun :)
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Your discussion about the net hours of music composers wrote/write was eye-opening. I had never thought of it that way before...
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People should have also been singing along in the churches by this point. One of the arguments in the Reformation during the Renaissance period with Martin Luther, among his 95 problems with the Catholic Church, was his belief the people should be singing along, not just the clergy and the choir. Great Video!
Merci beaucoup for this lecture.
Im really getting into classical music lately but i know almost nothing about it so these videos about music history are helping a lot!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to make them :) you have a new subscriber!
Paul Gilbert, awesome!
Bedankt
robert pollard is a musician with high output. he has released about 3000 songs. let's say they're 3 minutes average, that's 150 hours of music.
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Instant subscribe because you mentioned Queen! (Nah, I love ALL your work!)
If you listen to the radio, these modern tunes are mostly based on this period. But if you dig deep to jazz, funk, hip hop, and underground electronic, you'll hear plenty of baroque influences. New Age is mostly romantic period influenced.
I love this channel It's like having an extra beautiful and intelligent piano teacher. The only thing I don't understand is that this channel hasn't got more subscribers
I watched two part series of Medieval music. And you made three parts videos for Baroque music. Did you ever made any videos on Renaissance music?
I love your hair!! Great content! Going to use this in the classroom!
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I believe congregations did sing in Lutheran churches. The chorale genre was very prominent in the Baroque period. Thanks for your awesome videos!
This is awesome, helped me through my Contemporary Music Class and I especially appreciate the history lessons
Awesome to hear, they're my favorite to make!
I absolutely love your educational videos. And I'd like you to know how to pronounce the Italian phrases properly. Basso continuo it's not pronounced like the instrument. It's more like the sheep sound bah-so. Thanks for keeping Classical music fresh.
Is that Paul Gilbert at 9:54!?!? Best youtube channel ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Hello! I'm new here!
I love these types of videos about music. It gives me so much knowledge :)
I hope you don't stop doing them!
I was wondering if there are any worksheets/study guides for students that go with the Classical Music Period videos?
I usually like your videos and I must say one thing about this one. Homophony refers to a texture which was also used in the baroque period, not only in classical period. Check the term. The word you want to use to make that difference in texture is called "accompanied melody". Keep up the nice work. ;-)
Yeah, I find the word homophony to be very confusing cause it literally means "same sound" but it’s also used for something that is by no means same sound, the melody + bass texture. Like how are a Bach chorale and a Mozart sonata the same? And yet I see the same word used for both, it’s so confusing! So I prefer to specify homorhythmic counterpoint(Bach chorale texture) and Melody + Bass(Common texture of Classical Era).
in norway people will say grieg if you ask them to name a composer :^)
Oh my goodness, thank you so much for these videos. I'm training to be a music teacher and I have to teach all this on Monday!
How'd it go lol
I could listen to your explanations for hours. Ah, and by the way, cool hair colour! Keep going this way ;)
How is the piano at 8:50 made?
i have no knowledge of musical history what so ever
however i came here because i think nothing captures the melodramatic drama queen mood like classical period music and i wanted to know a bit more about it
Is there part 2?
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Love the hair!!!
For my self: 2:09
1:34 wait but wasn't Clementi classical period as well?
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wtf
here we go again
Omg I literally thought you did a video playing piano for period cramps, rip that's not it lmao 😭 I'll juts go back to my bed crying myself to sleep
2018?
Where are you from? You pronounce your vowels interestingly. Just curious
She’s Canadian
I like you so much
u are watching this bc ur teacher sent it
Ong I am 🤣😂
You're not only beautiful, but you have a beautiful mind. I love brainy women.
grieg? he was born after this period though, he played romantic pieces:o was it a joke?
Check out Frank Zappa's output of music .... huge volume
The thumbnail really cracked me up😂😂
your awesome and super cute
Thank you. Very enjoyable and informative. What a pleasure - an intelligent, attractive, and articulate female. Hopefully, at a later date, you can discuss in greater detail each musical period. One small point - I believe that Grieg was considered to be a composer of the Romantic Period.
Who did this because online school and if so what school?
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@Daniil Kangas Cool same!
The Beatles wrote as much music for other bands and singers as they recorded themselves, so double their twenty albums in the eight years they were recording albums, and you're still nowhere near Haydn's 100 plus symphonies alone. Wow!
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Watched this in class today.
I have no attention span.
But it's so odd because I love this channel yet I don't like old music. :P
one piano look like a car LOL xD
hi i'm holly go back to the romantic period vid and i did a shout out i'm BEGGING YOU PLZ XXX
I really like your videos, but I think you can't just characterise the harpsichord as a harsh instrument anymore than a steel string guitar or a lute. Harpsichords are basically a string instrument with a keyboard (interestingly, on many electric keyboards these days you can play a steel string guitar, which in some configurations starts resembling a harpsichord sound). Harpsichords offer a brighter more precisely distinguished sounds compared to the more mellow and flowing piano versions of the same pieces. Listening to the same pieces by e.g Bach on the 2 instruments one after the other it's hard to know which one is better. It's just a different perspective and mood, and skilled harpsichord player like Gustav Leonhardt or Trevor Pinock are just as good as Glenn Gould or Sviatoslav Richter in their Bach pieces.
Actually even Violins changed from the baroque era in the classical period 😄
Counterpoint isnt the same as polyphony
@@stephaniem8467 Fair enough
Btw Mozart died in his 35th yr
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Think Mozart died at 34
35
Beethoven is a Girl-
But why is pronouncing the terms so weird
You speak too fast!!!
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