European Classical Music in Barcelona

Free video about classical music. This free video was created for you by http://epsos.de and can be used for free under the creative commons license with the attribution of epSos.de as the original author of this classical music video. Thank you for supporting the creative commons movement !! The classical music is the current musical comprising mainly produced or music based on the traditions of liturgical and secular music of the West, especially Western Europe. It covers a period of time ranging from about eleventh century to the present. Due to both its technical characteristics, to the growing professionalization of the profession of musician and composer, and the socio-cultural context in which it takes place (under the patronage of aristocracy, church and bourgeoisie), classical music is usually defined as cultured music tradition. In that sense, classical music differs from popular music and other non-European musical forms by its characteristic symbolic notation, in use since about the sixteenth century. This notation allows composers to prescribe in detail the tempo, the meter, the rhythm, the height and the precise execution of each track. This limits the space for improvisation or ornamentation ad libitum, which are common in non-European art music and popular music. Another feature is that while most of the styles "popular" tend to develop around the genre of song, classical music has been characterized by the development of forms and genres highly sophisticated, and the use of a varied and complex instrumentation. Therefore, classical music often requires both the musicians and composers a high degree of professionalism and specialization. The term classical music first appeared in the early nineteenth century, in an attempt to highlight the period from Johann Sebastian Bach to Ludwig van Beethoven as a golden age of music. Today it is associated with the tradition of classical and academic music described above, and is sometimes replaced by classical music or classical music to affect the existence of music. Classical music is made ​​exclusively for a hearing, unlike other attached to other forms of entertainment (the music film music is often performed in concert halls). Classical music concerts are usually a solemn atmosphere, it is expected that the public is silent to avoid distracting the musician and listeners. Interpreters usually dress formally, a practice seen as a gesture of respect for the music and the public; and interact either directly or joke with the audience. Private readings of chamber music may take place in more informal domestic occasions. As in the fine arts, classical music aspires to communicate a transcendent quality of emotion, which expresses something universal about the human condition. While emotional expression is not an exclusive property of classical music, this deep exploration of emotion allows the best classical music to reach what has been called the "sublime" in art. Many examples can be cited to prove this. For example, the poem musicalización Friedrich Schiller " Ode to Joy " in the Ninth Symphony of Beethoven. Classical composers aspire to imbue their music in a very deep relationship between their emotional content (emotional), and the means by which it succeeds. Many of the most acclaimed classical works make use of musical development, the process by which a germ, idea or musical motif is repeated in different contexts, or altered so that the listener's mind, consciously or not, compares different versions. The classical genres of sonata form and fugue employ rigorous forms of musical development. Generally, the works of classical music show great musical complexity. Classical music and popular music are also distinguished by the tools they use. The instruments used in common practice classical music were invented before the middle of the nineteenth century. The electronic instruments like electric guitar and electric violin, play a dominant role in popular music, but in fact have none in classical music before the twentieth century, and only appear occasionally in the classical music of the twentieth century and century XXI. Both popular musicians as the classic have experienced in recent decades with electronic instruments such as the synthesizer. Classical music emerged taking elements from other, both liturgical and secular, Western musical traditions case the music of ancient Greece or the Music of ancient Rome, or the music of the Catholic Church. Besides the conscious use of musical techniques and a highly developed formal organization, it is probably the existence of a directory that differs most surely classical music popular music, and has been since the beginning of the Renaissance. The music is popular gasoline little or no writing, orally transmitted, which limits the formation of a secured directory. Thank you for supporting the creative commons movement !!