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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 mannerist style | -Characterized by spatial complexity, artificiality, and affection -Outgrowth of reformation and sensual mysticism |
| picaresque novel | , a realistic novel detailing a scoundrel's exploits. |
| picaro | hero lower social class/spain |
| Baroque art purpose | teach and inspire faithfulness |
| foreshortening | to make the ceilings look larger space |
| Bernini | theme, pivotal moment of life of teresa |
| baroque must known artists | Michelangelo and Caravaggio |
| baroque arts | from light to dark/ religious theme/ the scale of the drama is larger than the scale of frame |
| tenebrism | large dark areas and small light areas in paintings/ Caravaggio style |
| chiaroscuro | to cread depth and volumetric forms through slight gradation of light and dark |
| Artimesa | the first woman artist who followed Caravaggio (got raped) |
| venice | the center of baroque music by Gabrieli in Europe |
| Gabrieli | the first who wrote religious music in venice |
| canzona | type of instrumental contrapuntal work from renaissance |
| Orchestration | Musical arrangement in which each part of the composition has been designated with a specific voice or instrument |
| Dynamics | variations and contrast in force or intensity |
| Tonic Note | Central note of a musical composition |
| Opera | work; Consisting many smaller works |
| Basso Continuo | composed go a keyboard instrument and melody instrument |
| Monody | solo voice supported by a basso continuo |
| Recitativo | style of singing that imitates very closely the rhythms of speech |
| Aria | elaborate solo or duet song that expresses the singer's emotions and feeling |
| Program Music | purely instrumental music connected in some wat to a story or idea |
| Modulation | Pattern beginning a composition in tonic key note, moving to different keys and back to the beginning |
| Still Lifes | Paintings dedicated to the representation of common house hold things and food |
| Genre Scenes | Painting that depict events from everyday life |
| Absolutism | Strong centralized monarchies that exert royal power over their dominions; usually the divine rights |
| French Garden | Formal garden that is characterized by a methodical, geometric design |
| deists | believed that God created the universe to act through natural laws; Franklin, Jefferson, Paine |
| rational humanism | the belief that through logical, careful thought, progress is inevitable |
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