First released: 2006
About
- 1.Music as a Mirror
- 2.Sources — The Ancient World and the Early Church
- 3.The Middle Ages
- 4.Introduction to the Renaissance
- 5.The Renaissance Mass
- 6.The Madrigal
- 7.An Introduction to the Baroque Era
- 8.Style Features of Baroque-Era Music
- 9.National Styles — Italy and Germany
- 10.Fugue
- 11.Baroque Opera, Part 1
- 12.Baroque Opera, Part 2
- 13.The Oratorio
- 14.The Lutheran Church Cantata
- 15.Passacaglia
- 16.Ritornello Form and the Baroque Concerto
- 17.The Enlightenment and an Introduction to the Classical Era
- 18.The Viennese Classical Style, Homophony, and the Cadence
- 19.Classical-Era Form — Theme and Variations
- 20.Classical-Era Form — Minuet and Trio: Baroque Antecedents
- 21.Classical-Era Form — Minuet and Trio Form
- 22.Classical-Era Form — Rondo Form
- 23.Classical-Era Form — Sonata Form, Part 1
- 24.Classical-Era Form — Sonata Form, Part 2
- 25.Classical-Era Form — Sonata Form, Part 3
- 26.The Symphony — Music for Every Person
- 27.The Solo Concerto
- 28.Classical-Era Opera — The Rise of Opera Buffa
- 29.Classical-Era Opera, Part 2: — Mozart and the Operatic Ensemble
- 30.The French Revolution and an Introduction to Beethoven
- 31.Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, Op. 67, Part 1
- 32.Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, Op. 67, Part 2
- 33.Introduction to Romanticism
- 34.Formal Challenges and Solutions in Early Romantic Music
- 35.The Program Symphony — Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique, Part 1
- 36.The Program Symphony — Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique, Part 2
- 37.19th-Century Italian Opera — Bel Canto Opera
- 38.19th-Century Italian Opera — Giuseppe Verdi
- 39.19th-Century German Opera — Nationalism and Experimentation
- 40.19th-Century German Opera — Richard Wagner
- 41.The Concert Overture, Part 1
- 42.The Concert Overture, Part 2
- 43.Romantic-Era Musical Nationalism
- 44.Russian Nationalism
- 45.An Introduction to Early 20th-Century Modernism
- 46.Early 20th-Century Modernism — Claude Debussy
- 47.Early 20th-Century Modernism — Igor Stravinsky
- 48.Early 20th-Century Modernism — Arnold Schönberg