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    This document provides information about musical genres, forces, periods, and venues. It lists various musical genres such as the madrigal, lied, mass, motet, and symphony. It describes the typical musical forces involved for each genre, such as voices, instruments, and numbers of performers. The document also outlines different historical periods from the Renaissance to the 20th century. Finally, it identifies common performance venues like churches, theaters, concert halls, and private homes for different eras.

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    This document provides information about musical genres, forces, periods, and venues. It lists various musical genres such as the madrigal, lied, mass, motet, and symphony. It describes the typical musical forces involved for each genre, such as voices, instruments, and numbers of performers. The document also outlines different historical periods from the Renaissance to the 20th century. Finally, it identifies common performance venues like churches, theaters, concert halls, and private homes for different eras.

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    This document provides information about musical genres, forces, periods, and venues. It lists various musical genres such as the madrigal, lied, mass, motet, and symphony. It describes the typical musical forces involved for each genre, such as voices, instruments, and numbers of performers. The document also outlines different historical periods from the Renaissance to the 20th century. Finally, it identifies common performance venues like churches, theaters, concert halls, and private homes for different eras.

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    Genres Forces Periods Venues

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    Jack Noké
    This document provides information about musical genres, forces, periods, and venues. It lists various musical genres such as the madrigal, lied, mass, motet, and symphony. It describes the typical musical forces involved for each genre, such as voices, instruments, and numbers of performers. The document also outlines different historical periods from the Renaissance to the 20th century. Finally, it identifies common performance venues like churches, theaters, concert halls, and private homes for different eras.

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    Genres, forces, periods and venues

    Genre Madrigal Part song Lied Art song Mass Motet Anthem Cantata Oratorio Opera Recitative Aria Chorus Chorale Toccata Prelude and fugue Trio sonata Sonata Study Character piece Nocturne Piano trio String quartet Piano quintet Wind quintet Brass quintet Concerto Grosso Concerto Serenade/Divertimento Symphony Overture Symphonic poem/ Tone poem Pavane and galliard Minuet Gigue Waltz Polka March Forces, etc. 4-6 voices, 1 per part (any lang., sec.) usually more than 1 per part (a.l., sec) voice & piano (German, secular) voice & piano (not German, secular) choir (with orch. from Baroque on) lat. choir (with orch. from Baroque on) lat. choir (with orch in Bar, org. after) eng. choir with orch (sac. in Bar, sec in 20) choir with orch and soloist/s (sacred) choir with orch and soloist/s (secular) (found in Ca, Or and Op) (found in Ca, Or and Op) (found in Ca, Or and Op) (found in Ca only) organ (usually difficult to play) organ/harpsichord 2 violins, cello & harpsichord harps., piano or other inst. with kb acc. piano, or solo inst. (difficult) piano, or other inst. with piano acc. piano (usually very peaceful) violin, cello & piano 2 violins, viola and cello string quartet and piano flute, oboe, clarinet, horn, bassoon 2 trumpets, horn, trombone, tuba 2 or more solo inst. & orch. 1 solo inst. & orch. orchestra (small) orchestra orchestra orchestra (usually large) viol consort/lute/harps. (slow 4/fast 3) orchestra/harpsichord (3 in a bar) orchestra/harpsichord (fast compound) orchestra/piano (oom-pah-pah) orchestra (2 in a bar) military band/orchestra (2 in a bar) B = Ballroom O = Outdoors Ren. (14501600) D Bar. (16001750) D Cla. (17501820) Rom. (18201900) D D D Ch Ch Ch 20thC

    Ch Ch Ch

    Ch Ch Ch Ch Ch/T T

    Ch Ch Ch

    D C C Ch/C Ch Ch C

    Ch/T T

    Ch Ch/D A/D A/D

    D D D D D D D

    C C D C C C C C C C T/C C

    A/D A/D

    A A

    A/T A/O A/T T

    C C T/C C

    A/D A/D A/D A/D

    B/D B O/C

    O/C

    A = Aristocratic household or palace D = Drawing room of a private house

    C = Concert hall T = Theatre

    Ch = Church

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