Editing The Baroque Era (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Analyzing</span> ==
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|+ Renaissance vs. Baroque
! Feature !! Renaissance (The Circle) !! Baroque (The Line)
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| Texture || "Polyphony" (All voices equal) || "Homophony" (Melody + Baseline)
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| Focus || "Balance and Calm" || "Drama and Contrast"
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| Rhythm || "Flowing and Natural" || "Driving and Mechanical"
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| Baseline || "Vague" || "Basso Continuo" (The Engine)
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| Analogy || A 'Group Conversation' || A 'Public Speech' with a backing band
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'''The Concept of "The Ornament"''': Analyzing "The Excess." Baroque art and music are often "Accused" of being "Too Busy." But for the Baroque mind, "Detail" was "Dignity." A "Trill" on a note was like a "Gilding" on a "Statue": it showed "Human Effort" and "Complexity" in a "Divine World."
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