Listening to Music · 6th Edition by Wright, Craig -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

PART I I NTRODUCTION TO LISTENING

1 Listening to Music 2 Rhythm 3 Melody 4 Harmony 5 Dynamics and Color 6 Musical Texture and Form 7 Musical Style PART II

T HE MIDDLE AGES AND RENAISSANCE, 476–1600

8 Medieval Music 9 Renaissance Music PART III

T HE BAROQUE PERIOD, 1600–1750

10 Introduction to Baroque Art and Music 11 Early Baroque Vocal Music 12 Toward Late Baroque Instrumental Music 13 The Late Baroque: Bach 14 The Late Baroque: Handel PART IV

T HE CLASSICAL PERIOD, 1750–1820

15 Classical Style 16 Classical Composers: Haydn and Mozart 17 Classical Forms: Ternary and Sonata-Allegro 18 Classical Forms: Theme and Variations, Rondo 19 Classical Genres: Instrumental Music 20 Classical Genres: Vocal Music 21 Beethoven: Bridge to Romanticism PART V

R OMANTICISM, 1820–1900

22 Introduction to Romanticism 23 Romantic Music: The Art Song 24 Romantic Music: Program Music and Ballet 25 Romantic Music: Piano Music 26 Romantic Opera: Italy 27 Romantic Opera: Germany 28 Nineteenth-Century Realistic Opera 29 Music and Nationalism 30 Late Romantic Orchestral Music PART VI

M ODERN AND POSTMODERN ART MUSIC, 1880–PRESENT

31 Impressionism and Exoticism 32 Modernism in Music and the Arts 33 Early-Twentieth-Century Modernism 34 Russian and Eastern European Modernism 35 Three American Voices 36 Postmodernism PART VII

A MERICAN POPULAR MUSIC, 1850–PRESENT

37 American Popular Music, 1850–World War II 38 Postwar Jazz 39 Broadway, Film, and Video Game Music 40 Rock: Music of Rebellion PART VIII

G LOBAL MUSIC

41 The Far East 42 The Near East and Africa 43 The Caribbean and Latin America