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− | '''Classical music''' is a term referring to [[Christianity|ecclesiastical]] and concert [[music]] originating in [[Europe]] from the [[ |
+ | '''Classical music''' is a term referring to [[Christianity|ecclesiastical]] and concert [[music]] originating in [[Europe]] from the [[2nd millennium AD]] whose traditions later spread throughout [[Earth]]. |
Earth [[opera]] is part of classical music. ({{VOY|The Swarm|Virtuoso|Renaissance Man}}) |
Earth [[opera]] is part of classical music. ({{VOY|The Swarm|Virtuoso|Renaissance Man}}) |
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− | At regular intervals, concerts of classical music were held aboard the |
+ | At regular intervals, concerts of classical music were held aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}, usually in [[Ten Forward]]. ({{TNG|Sarek|In Theory|Lessons}}) |
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− | ==National Anthems== |
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− | :''Parts of the American National Anthem ([[wikipedia:The Star-Spangled Banner|''The Star-Spangled Banner'']]) were heard in [[TOS]]: "[[The Omega Glory]]" when the [[American]] flag was brought in. |
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+ | == Unidentified classical music == |
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− | :''Neither piece was played by characters in the episode or heard by the protagonist but were part of the soundtrack of the episodes, which is why they are presented as italicized background information here.'' |
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+ | * The piece of [[piano]] music that [[Kathryn Janeway]] listens to in her quarters while reading ''[[La Vita Nuova]]'' in {{VOY|Latent Image}}. |
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+ | == Composers of classical music and their works == |
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− | * The illusionary [[ballet]] music heard in [[TNG]]: "[[Where No One Has Gone Before]]", when [[Jean-Luc Picard]] encounters the female crew member of the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|''Enterprise''-D]] dancing in a [[cargo bay]]. |
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− | * The [[violin]] melody played by [[Data]] as [[Sherlock Holmes]] on the [[holodeck]] at the beginning of [[TNG]]: "[[Elementary, Dear Data]]". |
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− | * The [[Johannes Brahms]] [[piano]] etude [[Geordi La Forge]] plays for a few moments, before he decides to play classical [[guitar]] music, shortly before [[Leah Brahms]] enters his quarters for the first time in [[TNG]]: "[[Galaxy's Child]]". |
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− | * The music played by the woodwind quintet, consisting of [[Data]] ([[oboe]]), [[Jenna D'Sora]] ([[flute]]), [[Keiko O'Brien]] ([[clarinet]]) and two other crew members (playing [[bassoon]] and [[horn]]) after the teaser of [[TNG]]: "[[In Theory]]". |
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− | *The short piece of classical music Harry Kim plays on his clarinet in [[VOY]]: "[[Tuvix (episode)|Tuvix]]". |
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− | ==Composers of classical music and their works== |
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− | ===B=== |
+ | === B === |
− | *[[Johann Sebastian Bach]] |
+ | * [[Johann Sebastian Bach]] |
− | **''[[Third Brandenburg Concerto]]'' |
+ | ** ''[[Third Brandenburg Concerto]]'' |
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+ | ** ''[[Piano Sonata Number 8]]'' |
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+ | ** ''[[Symphony Number Six]]'' |
− | **''[[Symphony Number |
+ | ** ''[[Symphony Number Nine]]'' |
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+ | * [[Louis Hector Berlioz]] |
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+ | *** "[[Vallon sonore]]" |
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− | *[[Louis Hector Berlioz]] |
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+ | * [[Georges Bizet]] |
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+ | * [[Johannes Brahms]] |
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− | *[[ |
+ | ** ''[[Hungarian Dances]]'' |
+ | ** ''[[Intermezzo op.117 no.1]]'' |
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+ | ** ''[[Variations on a Theme of Paganini]]'' |
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− | *[[Johannes Brahms]] |
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− | **''[[Hungarian Dances]]'' |
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*[[Chopin|Frederic Chopin]] |
*[[Chopin|Frederic Chopin]] |
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**''[[Barcarolle in F-sharp major]]'' |
**''[[Barcarolle in F-sharp major]]'' |
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**''[[Prelude Number 4]]'' |
**''[[Prelude Number 4]]'' |
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**''[[Trio in G minor]]'' |
**''[[Trio in G minor]]'' |
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*Vincenzo de Crescenzo |
*Vincenzo de Crescenzo |
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**''[[Rondine al nido]] |
**''[[Rondine al nido]] |
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− | ===D=== |
+ | === D === |
*[[Anton Dvorak]] |
*[[Anton Dvorak]] |
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**''[[The Slavonic Dances]]'' |
**''[[The Slavonic Dances]]'' |
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− | ===G=== |
+ | === G === |
*[[Gilbert and Sullivan]] |
*[[Gilbert and Sullivan]] |
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**''[[HMS Pinafore]]'' |
**''[[HMS Pinafore]]'' |
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+ | ***"[[A British Tar]]" |
**''[[The Pirates of Penzance]]'' |
**''[[The Pirates of Penzance]]'' |
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− | *** |
+ | ***"[[I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major-General]]" |
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− | ===H=== |
+ | === H === |
*[[Georg Friedrich Händel]] |
*[[Georg Friedrich Händel]] |
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**''[[Passacaglia for Violin and Viola]]'' |
**''[[Passacaglia for Violin and Viola]]'' |
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+ | *Joseph Haydn |
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− | *[[wikipedia:Joseph Haydn|Joseph Haydn]] |
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*[[Mahler|Gustav Mahler]] |
*[[Mahler|Gustav Mahler]] |
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**''[[Symphony Number One]]'' |
**''[[Symphony Number One]]'' |
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+ | *Felix Mendelssohn |
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+ | **"[[Wedding March]]" |
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− | *[[wikipedia:Felix Mendelssohn|Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy]] |
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+ | *Federico Mompou |
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− | *[[wikipedia:Federico Mompou|Federico Mompou]] |
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*[[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart]] |
*[[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart]] |
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+ | **''[[Clarinet Concerto]]'' |
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**''[[Eine kleine Nachtmusik]]'' |
**''[[Eine kleine Nachtmusik]]'' |
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**''[[Jupiter symphony]]'' |
**''[[Jupiter symphony]]'' |
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**''[[String Quartet Number 19]]'' |
**''[[String Quartet Number 19]]'' |
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**''[[String Quartet Number 17]]'' |
**''[[String Quartet Number 17]]'' |
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+ | **''[[Picard Mozart trio|Divertimento in Bb]]'' |
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*[[Giacomo Puccini]] |
*[[Giacomo Puccini]] |
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**''[[La bohème]]'' |
**''[[La bohème]]'' |
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+ | ***"[[O, soave fanciulla]]" |
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+ | ***"[[Che gelida manina]]" |
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− | *[[wikipedia:Camille Saint-Saens|Camille Saint-Saens]] |
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+ | === R === |
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− | *[[wikipedia:Erik Satie|Erik Satie]] |
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+ | * Anton Reicha |
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+ | ** ''[[Wind Quintet in E-flat major]] |
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− | *[[wikipedia:Domenico Scarlatti|Domenico Scarlatti]] |
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+ | * Erik Satie |
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+ | * Domenico Scarlatti |
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+ | * Robert Schumann |
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+ | ** ''[[Roses from the South]]'' |
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− | *[[wikipedia:Robert Schumann|Robert Schumann]] |
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*[[Tchaikovsky|Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky]] |
*[[Tchaikovsky|Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky]] |
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**''[[Symphony Number Four]]'' |
**''[[Symphony Number Four]]'' |
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*[[Giuseppe Verdi]] |
*[[Giuseppe Verdi]] |
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**''[[Rigoletto]]'' |
**''[[Rigoletto]]'' |
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+ | ***"[[La donna è mobile]]" |
− | *** |
+ | ***"[[Questa o quella]]" |
− | *** |
+ | ***"[[Veglia, o donna, questo fiore]]" |
**''[[Don Carlos]]'' |
**''[[Don Carlos]]'' |
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+ | ***"[[Dio, che nell'alma infondere]]" |
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*[[Antonio Vivaldi]] |
*[[Antonio Vivaldi]] |
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**''[[The Four Seasons]]'' |
**''[[The Four Seasons]]'' |
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+ | === W === |
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− | *[http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/features/specials/article/21683.html Taking Notes: The Sourced Music of ''Star Trek''] at [http://www.startrek.com StarTrek.com] |
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+ | **"[[Bridal Chorus]]" |
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+ | == External link == |
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+ | * {{eas|database/classical_music.htm|Classical Music in Star Trek|external}} |
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[[Category:Earth music]] |
[[Category:Earth music]] |
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+ | [[fr:Musique classique]] |
Revision as of 13:53, 18 October 2015
Classical music is a term referring to ecclesiastical and concert music originating in Europe from the 2nd millennium AD whose traditions later spread throughout Earth.
Earth opera is part of classical music. (VOY: "The Swarm", "Virtuoso", "Renaissance Man")
At regular intervals, concerts of classical music were held aboard the USS Enterprise-D, usually in Ten Forward. (TNG: "Sarek", "In Theory", "Lessons")
Parts of the American National Anthem (The Star-Spangled Banner) were heard in TOS: "The Omega Glory" when the American flag was brought in.
Parts of the French National Anthem (La Marseillaise) were heard when the crew was seeing Q's Napoleonic creatures for the first time in TNG: "Hide and Q".
Unidentified classical music
- There are still several pieces of classical music heard in Star Trek that have not yet been identified. Here is a listing of those pieces and any information that could be gathered:
- The music box melody played by Janet Brooks' music box. (TNG: "The Loss")
- The second piece of classical music Harry Kim plays on his clarinet after the teaser of VOY: "Parturition".
- The piece of piano music that Kathryn Janeway listens to in her quarters while reading La Vita Nuova in VOY: "Latent Image".
Composers of classical music and their works
Table of Contents 0-9 • A • B • C • D • E • F • G • H • I • J • K • L • M • N • O • P • Q • R • S • T • U • V • W • X • Y • Z |
B
- Johann Sebastian Bach
- Ludwig van Beethoven
- Louis Hector Berlioz
- Georges Bizet
- Johannes Brahms
C
- Frederic Chopin
- Vincenzo de Crescenzo
D
G
H
M
- Gustav Mahler
- Felix Mendelssohn
- Federico Mompou
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
P
R
- Anton Reicha
S
- Erik Satie
- Domenico Scarlatti
- Robert Schumann
- John Philip Sousa
- Johann Strauss II