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Begins on page 159 Chapter 19 Chamber Music Nature of Chamber Music  Important in Classical period  One player on a part  Instrumental music  Forms.

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2 Begins on page 159 Chapter 19 Chamber Music

3 Nature of Chamber Music  Important in Classical period  One player on a part  Instrumental music  Forms same as for symphonies

4 Listening to Chamber Music  Requires concentration on what happens in the music  Players need to exhibit a sense of ensemble  Not at its best in a large auditorium

5 Chamber Music in the Classical Period  The social setting encouraged the creation and performance of chamber music  Haydn composed music to be played on the baryton for his patron, Prince Nicholas Esterházy Copyright © 2010 by Schirmer Cengage Learning

6 The Sonata  Multimovement for ► One instrument and piano ► Two instruments are equally important ► Piano alone  Same pattern of movements

7 String Quartet  Two violins, viola, and cello  Foremost chamber music group of the time  Usually contains four movements

8 Haydn: “Emperor” String Quartet, Third Movement -- Minuet  Strong three-beat meter  Clearly marked form: ► Minuet: a a b a’ b a’ ► Trio: a a b a’ b a’ ► Minuet: a b a’  Minuet in major  Trio begins in minor

9 Other Chamber Music Ensembles  Piano trio ► Ensembles with strings and another instrument known by name of instrument  Woodwind quintet  Brass quintet

10 Mozart: Clarinet Quintet, Fourth Movement  Clarinet and string quartet  Theme and variations ► Theme is in binary form: a a b a’ with each half repeated

11 Mozart: Clarinet Quintet, Fourth Movement  Variations ► First: Clarinet plays new melody Strings keep harmony of the theme ► Second: Violin plays different melody ► Third: Viola plays different melody in minor

12 Mozart: Clarinet Quintet, Fourth Movement  Variations: ► Fourth Clarinet and violin play fast notes in major ► Fifth: Strings featured in slow variation ► Coda: Quintet energetically plays the a part of theme

13 Summary  Nature of chamber music  Listening to chamber music  Chamber music in the Classical Period  The sonata  String quartet  Haydn: “Emperor” String Quartet, third movement  Other chamber music ensembles  Mozart: Clarinet Quintet, fourth movement


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