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Running Head: BAROQUE MUSIC JOURNAL ENTRY Baroque Music— Baroque Music The definition of Baroque refers to a large, irregularly shaped, pearl that was used in extremely fanciful jewelry during the post-Renaissance period. In relation to music, the Baroque style is described as luscious, ornate, and emotionally appealing. This type of music was written between the periods of 1600-1750. The Baroque Era came directly after Renaissance, which was a re-birth of good art and music, and before the Classical Era, which was that birth coming into its maturity. Therefore, the Baroque Era of music was that “growing up” period; that in-between, awkward stage where rules were broken, new creativity exploded, and emotions ran wild. Baroque composers began to write music for specific instruments and vocalists. They used quick, strong contrasts in timing and volume.
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