History of Western Music Lecture / Akatsuki Okada Kadokawa Sophia Library

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Kadokawa Sofia Bunko / Dolemifa Musical scale, time signature and harmony. Almost all of the musical vocabulary that became today's world standard was created in the history of Western music. From the Gregorian Hymn to the birth of opera, Baroque, Vienna classical school, romantic school and popular music of the 20th century. Focusing on the three epochs of "Ancient music," "Classic" and "modern music," it depicts the transition over a thousand years as a comprehensive history. It is full of hints for listening to and enjoying music that tends to be talked about by preference and sensitivity. [Contents] Chapter 1 Why We Learn the History of Western Music Chapter 2 Ancient Music, Classic and Modern Music -- Three Epochs of Western Music History Chapter 3 The Beginning of Multivocal Music -- The Dawn of Western Music Chapter 4 The Golden Age and Twilight of Medieval Music Chapter 5 The Early Renaissance and Unaccompanied Choral Chapter 6 The Late Renaissance and Dramatic Music Chapter 7 Baroque Music and the Age of Absolute Monarchy Chapter 8 Bach as the "Father of Music" Chapter 9 Vienna classical school and the beginning of modern civic music Chapter 10 Beethoven's Greatness Chapter 11 Institution and Aesthetics of Romantic Music Chapter 12 Romanticism and Arts Religion Chapter 13 Crossing into the Avant-garde Chapter 14 After World War I Chapter 15 Classic, Modern