1

(The Baroque Opera and Vocal Chamber Music)

(Monodic Music) (accompanied

solo song) (recitative)

Giulio Caccini ca. 1545-1618)) Le Nuove Musiche)

2

Secular

(part

singing)

(intermezzi) (intermedi) (madrigal comedy)

(Lebretto)

solo song) (monody)

(aria)

(recitative)

recurring interlude)

ritornello 6)

3

(Florentine Opera)

(stile rappresentativo)

(Dafne)

- (Ottavio

Rinuccini (1563-1621))

(Jacopo Peri (1561-1633))

(Euridice)

Henry IV)

(Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643)) (Orfeo)

(Roman Opera)

4

-

(Stefano Landi (ca 1586-1639))

Saint Alessio (Santa Alessio) (Luigi Rossi (1598-1653))

(Venetian Opera)

(Teatro San Cassiano)

(bel canto style

Pier Francesco Cavalli (1602-1676)) (Giasone)

(Marc Antonio Cesti (1623-1669))

)

(Antonio Sartorio (ca. 1630-1680)) (Giovanni Legrenzi

(1626-1690))

5

(Neapolitan Opera)

(Da capo aria) ABA

(Siciliana)

chorus)

(dry recitative) recitativo secco

(accompanied recitative) recitativo accompagnato recitativo

strumento

(Arioso)

6

(castrato) male soprano

(Italian overture) Sinfonia)

- -

(Alessandro Scarlatti (1660-1725))

(Alessandro Stradella (1642-1682))

(Carlo pallavicini (1630-1688))

(Francesco Provenzale (1627-1704))

(Agostino Steffani (1654-1728))

(Nocola Porpora (1686-1768))

(Leonado Vinci (1690-1730))

(Attilio ariosti (1666-ca.1740))

(Giovanni Bononcini (1670-1747))

(George frideric Handel (1685-1759)

(French Opera and Ballet)

(The court ballet) (Corneille)

(Racine) (Moliere)

(air)

7

(French overture)

(Ballet comique de la Reine)

ballet de la nuit) (Jean Baptiste Lully (1632-

1687))

ballet de la nuit)

A court ballet, one of the most famous examples of a ballet de cour, staged at the Salle du

Petit-Bourbon in the Louvre, Paris, on 23 Feb. 1653. The ballet lasted twelve hours, beginning at

sunset and ending with sunrise, and featured figures from mythology in various nocturnal episodes.

One of the performers was Louis XIV, who was 14 at the time. He appeared as the Sun, a role which

led to his being known as the Sun King

(comedie

ballet) (Le bourgeois

gentilhomme)

(tragedie Lyriques) opera ballet

8

(Pastorale)

Librettist (Abbe Pierre Perrin (ca.1620-1675))

(Robert Cambert (ca.1628-1677))

The Royal Academy of Music in Paris)

(tragedie Lyriques) Cadmus et Hermione, Alceste),

(Amadis), Armide)

(Jean Philippe Rameau (1683-1764))

Hippolyte et Aricie) Castor et Pollux)

Miller, Hugh M. & Cockrell, Dale. 1973. History of Western Music. 5th Ed. Harper Perennial.

(masque),

(ballad opera)

9

(John Blow (1649-1708)) Dido and Aeneas

(Henry Purcell (1659-1695))

(masque)

(songs)

(ayres)

(Comus) (John Milton)

(Henry Lawes (1596-1662)

(act tunes) (curtain tunes)

(Fairy queen)

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10

A Mi (King Arthur)

Matthew Locke (ca. 1630-1677)

Dioclesian

(Heinrich Schutz

(1585-1672)) Daphne

Costanza e fortezza (Johann Fux (1660-1741))

(singspiel)

Adam und Eva Johann Theile

(1646-1724) Reinhard Keiser (1674-

1739) Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767)

11

(Comic Opera)

(opera seria)

(Intalian opera buffa)

(Opera buffa)

intermezzi intermezzo)

La serva padrona

Giovanni Pergolesi (1710-1736) Alessandro Scarlatti Baldassare

Galuppi (1706-1785)

(French Opra Comique)

Opra Comique

Opra Comique vaudevilles

Opra Comique Le Devin du village

- Jean Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778)

(English ballad opera)

12

(ballad opera)

Lebretto John Gay (1685-1732) John Pepusch

(1667-1752)

(German singspiel)

singspiel

singspiel

Johann Adam Hiller (1728-1804)

(Spanish Zarzuella)

Celos aun del arre

matan (Juan Hidalgo (ca.1612-1685))

(The Baroque Vocal Chamber Music)

Vocal Chamber Music

Vocal Chamber Music

(solo song) chamber cantata)

13

Solo song)

(Italian song)

(Italian monody)

Le Nuove musiche Giulio Caccini

Solo madrigal

(The fifth Book of Madrigals)

(German Lied)

Lieder

Lied) Adam Krieger (1634-1666), Johann Theile,

Philipp Erlebach (1657-1714), Johann Scholze ( Sperontes, 1705-1750) Georg

Philipp Telemann