The stylistic period
Example: The stylistic period of Baroque music influenced many composers deeply.
Definition
"The stylistic period" in music refers to a distinct era characterized by unique musical styles, techniques, and aesthetic principles that define the compositions and performances of that time. For example, the Baroque stylistic period influenced many composers deeply with its ornamentation and contrast.
Etymology
The phrase "the stylistic period" combines 'stylistic,' relating to style or distinctive features, and 'period,' meaning a length of time. The term emerged to categorize music history into recognizable segments based on characteristic styles, helping musicians and scholars discuss changes across eras.
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"The stylistic period" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Music - (C1) - set 1", containing 102 commonly used words.
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