Question.5198 - Discussion #2: How did Monody, or the Monodic style establish a modern performance practice?Discussion Assignment: Module 2Assignment ObjectivesConnect musical developments at the outset of the Baroque Era (1600-) to current music.Identify melody/accompaniment homophony in Opera and your favorite music. Connection to Module ObjectivesDescribe innovative features of Baroque music such as Major-Minor-Tonality, Basso Continuo and Figured Bass. Explain how Monodic style leads to the invention of Opera.Discuss the expansion of ensemble types during the Baroque era, including groups mixing voices and instruments, and instrumental music (ensembles featuring instruments only, no singers).StepsReview video lectures and content page outlines on Opera. Familiarize yourself with melody/accompaniment homophony by listening to Baroque Arias (LGs 11, 12 and 14).Identify melody/accompaniment homophony in your favorite music.Response to the Main Posting and at least one response to a classmate's posting is due no later than March 3, 11:59pm. Discussion assignments are worth up to 10 points.Response to Main Posting (up to 5 points), response to at least one classmate's posting (up to 5 points). To view the grading rubric click on the three dots in the upper right hand corner. Main PostingHow did the Florentine Camerata's Monodic Style (1600-) establish a modern Performance Practice that continues to dominate music today?
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