- Degree Bachelor
- Code: UNR1503
- Credit hrs: 3
- Prequisites: -
This course provides a tour through the world of music. Music Civilization Definitions Music, Sound, Pitch, Dynamics, Timbre (Voices and Instruments). Basic Elements of Music Melody, Harmony, Rhythm, Texture and Form. Musical Styles Ancient Music Egyptian, Mesopotamian Greek and Roman Music., Western Classical Music Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Medieval Period (450-1450), the Renaissance Period (1450-1600), Baroque Period (1600-1750), Classical Period, Romantic Period (1820-1900), Modern Music (20th Century To World War II).
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KAMIEN Roger- Music: An Appreciation- 4th ed.- Mc Graw Hill- NewYork.
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1 | Introduction Music &Civilization Definitions Music, Sound, Pitch, Dynamics, Timbre (Voices And Instruments). Basic Elements Of Music Melody, Harmony (Consonance & Dissonance, Key, Scale), Rhythm (Beat, Meter, Tempo, Accent, Syncopation), Texture (Monophonic, Polyphonic& Homophonic) And Form (Binary, Ternary.) |
2 | MUSICAL STYLES Introduction ANCIENT MUSIC Egyptian, Mesopotamian Greek And Roman Music. |
3 | Western Classical Music Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic |
4 | MEDIEVAL PERIOD (450-1450) Historical Events Sack Of Rome By Vandals, Reigh Of Pope Gregory I, Crusades, 100 Years War. |
5 | Social And Cultural Background Feudal System Nobility, Peasantry And Clergy. |
6 | THE RENAISSANCE PERIOD (1450-1600) |
7 | THE BAROQUE PERIOD (1600-1750) Historical Events Scientific Advances, Galilio, Newton. Social And Cultural Background Age Of Absolutism. |
8 | Characteristics Of Baroque Music. |
9 | THE BAROQUE PERIOD (1600-1750) II |
10 | 7th Week Assessment, Continuation Of The Previous Lecture And Evaluation. |
11 | The CLASSICAL PERIOD Historical Events The Invention Of Steam Engine. American And French Revolutions, Napoleonic War. |
12 | The CLASSICAL PERIOD II |
13 | ROMANTIC PERIOD (1820-1900) Historical Events |
14 | ROMANTIC PERIOD (1820-1900) II |
15 | Continuation Of The Previous Lecture And Evaluation. |
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