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“Bowed Strings” Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

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Music: Dual Nature SCIENCE Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

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Why is music important? Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

4 The Western Musical Periods
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Timeline Medieval (~ AD) Renaissance (~ AD) Baroque (~ AD) Classical (~ AD) Romantic (~1830AD – WWI) Twentieth Century (Post World War) Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

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Baroque ( ) Music flourished in complexity and its scope broadened Instrumental music became more fashionable and different forms of music were defined Notable Composers: Bach, Handel & Vivaldi Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

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Classical ( ) Music settled in the well defined forms that developed in Baroque era More defined forms: Sonata, symphony, concerto Notable Composers: Mozart, Haydn, Schubert & Beethoven Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

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Romantic (1830 – WWI) Music began to break out of ‘classical strictness’. More expressive and emotional melodies Rules often broken to develop new ideas Notable Composers: Brahms, Schumann, Tchaikovsky & Wagner Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

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Instrument Families Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

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Instrument families Bowed Strings Woodwinds Brass instruments Percussion instruments Keyboard instruments Plucked strings (guitar family) Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

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The Viol Family Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

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Instrument Structure Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

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Characteristics Flat Back Slanted upper ribs (opposed to squared-round edged upper ribs of violin family) Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

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The “Violin” Family Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

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The Violin Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

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The Irish Fiddle Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

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The Viola Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

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Double Bass Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

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Cello Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

20 A Cello Quartet [Online Image]
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Strings of South Asia Sarangi Rebab (Persian/Afghan) Sarod Sitar Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

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Thank you! Hamza Butt (Forman Music Society)

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