The History of Universal Music (II)

Type of course:	Compulsory
Language of instruction:	Romanian
Erasmus Language of instruction:	English
Name of lecturer:	Domin Adam
Seminar tutor:	Domin Adam
Form of education	Full-time

Form of instruction:	Class
Number of teaching hours per semester:	28
Number of teaching hours per week:	2
Semester:	Summer
Form of receiving a credit for a course:	Grade
Number of ECTS credits allocated	3

Course aims:

to define and understand the elements of musical language-melody, rhythm, harmony, polyphony, dynamics, agogic, timbre
to use correctly the specialized terms: historical epoch, epoch style, composer style;
knowledge and practical skills in research in the field of religious and historical sciences;

Course Entry Requirements:

N/A

Course contents:


1. Periodization of music history; Musical culture in antiquity
2. Music in the Middle Ages. Byzantine song; The Gregorian chant
3. Medieval secular music; The emergence and development of polyphony. Ars Antiqua.
4.Ars Nova .; Franco-Flemish school.
5. The rebirth in the 16th century. Generalities; Vocal forms and genres.
6. Instrumental forms and genres
7.Barocul-J.S.Bach, G.F Handel, Antonio Vivaldi
8. Birth and development of vocal-instrumental genres. Opera, Oratorio, Cantata in Italy, England, France and Germany.
9. Development of instrumental forms and genres.
10. Musical classicism J. Haydn, W.A. Mozart, Lw. Beethoven. Aesthetics, genres, forms, musical style.
11. The beginnings of singing in Romanian. Popular and court music in Romanian; Relations with oriental and European music. Dimitri Cantemir, I Caianu.
12. Excerpts from sonatas, suites and parts by J.S. Bach. Oratorio Messias by G.F. Handel.
13.Claudio Monteverdi.
14.J.Haydn-Fragments from sonatas, quartets, symphonies.
Schumann, Fr. Chopin.

Teaching methods:

Lecture, debate, Auditions and analysis

Learning outcomes:

we intend to go through the vocal and instrumental musical genres of Classicism; representative personalities from those periods; musical auditions and analyzes.
We also study the period of early Romanticism: composers, their works, currents and musical genres.

Learning outcomes verification and assessment criteria:

Written exam 50% and implication in course debates 50%