Orchestral Music History
Orchestral Music History: An Examination of Orchestral Works from 1150 CE to Present Day
1h 5m 
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Author: Chris Fitzgerald[MM_Access_Decision id=”32468″ access=’false’]
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[/MM_Access_Decision]In the words of composer Igor Stravinsky, “Lesser artists borrow, great artists steal.” Our take on what Stravinsky means here, is that a good composer learns what has been done well in the past and, using those techniques, makes it their own. Any composer worth their salt has studied the greats of the past. With our Orchestral Music History course, you will become closely acquainted with key composers and developments to orchestral music, from 1150 CE to the present day. With music examples, we examine the textures and tonalities used from the Medieval Period, through the Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic and 20th Century Periods.
Course Includes:
- Major events in western music history from 1150 CE to present day
- Evolution of the orchestra through the Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and 20th Century periods
- Key composers and music examples
- Suggestions for numerous composers to check out on your own
Course Table of Contents
| Part 1 | Medieval Period | 8m 15s |
| Part 2 | Renaissance Period | 6m 7s |
| Part 3 | Baroque Period | 6m 6s |
| Part 4 | Classical Period | 10m 30s |
| Part 5 | Romantic Period | 19m 30s |
| Part 6 | 20th Century Period | 15m 15s |
Intermediate • 9 videos
