Introduction to Classical Music: Part II: Baroque, Classical, and Romantic (1600-1900)
Travel back in time, accompanied by three centuries of music!
About the course
During the Baroque, Classical, and Romantic Eras, classical music as we know it today really began to take shape. From Bach to Beethoven and many more, learn about the great composers of these eras, the contexts in which they lived and worked, and the ground-breaking music they created - much of which is still performed today!
Let's get learning and listening!
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Course curriculum
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1Introduction
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2Early Music: Quick Recap
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3The Baroque Era (1580-1750)
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4The Classical Era (1730-1820)
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5The Romantic Era (1800-1910): Overview and Instrumental Music
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6Romantic Era: Vocal Music and Quiz
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7Summary
FAQs
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Anyone who is interested in:
- History - How did the people of the past see the world?
- Music - What kinds of music did people of the past write and enjoy?
- Culture - What did the lives of people of the past look like?
(you don't need to know much about any of the above!)
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You'll learn about the music and music creators of the Baroque, Classical, and Romantic Eras. You'll listen to a range of celebrated masterworks and lesser-known-but-hugely-important pieces of music from these eras - we're sure you'll find yourself tapping your toes and swaying along to some great tunes!
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Each lesson has an attractive, easy-to-understand PDF text-and-images document with everything you need to know (well, to get you started on your learning and listening journey!)!
After the main learning content, you'll find carefully selected musical excerpts to listen to, with a brief description.
At the end of each section, you'll take a quiz - how much can you remember about each era?
Note: We may add video elements in the future, as we know many people will benefit from this!
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Well, that all depends! We recommend an optimum timeline of one to two weeks to really reap the benefits, completing 1-2 lessons per day and taking time to explore and listen to more music beyond what is included in this course. Of course, it is entirely up to you! You could complete it in a day, a month, a year...
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About the creator
Kayla Collingwood is a classical contralto singer, voice teacher, and music educator based in Paris. She teaches voice and music across classical, musical theatre, and contemporary styles.
Kayla has performed and taught extensively in New Zealand and Europe. Before returning to music full-time in 2020, she worked as a nanny in Paris and London, where she developed a passion for all-ages education.
Today she performs, teaches, and creates events, resources, and content that make music and the voice more accessible.
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