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| What were the three things the Council of Trent did not like? |
Noisy instruments, theatrical singing, secular tunes |
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| What are the characteristics of Renaissance music? |
Word painting, a cappella, gentle flow of rhythm, scale oriented melody, polyphonic texture |
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| What did the School of Notre Dame invent? |
measured rhythm (grouping beats into measures) |
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| What is the mass where the text remains the same from day to day throughout most of the church year? |
mass ordinary |
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| What influenced Renaissance music? |
Humanism (focus on present, not on afterlife) |
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| What influenced Medieval music? |
sacred: Roman Catholic church
secular: love and dance |
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| Mastered polychoral motet |
Giovanni Gabrieli |
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| Only wrote Catholic church music |
Giovanni Palestrina |
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| Did secular and sacred works, many masses, motets, secular vocal works |
Josquin Desprez |
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| Founded School of Notre Dame |
Leonin and Perotin |
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| Traveling performers, sang of love and dances |
Troubadours and trouvères |
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| nun composer of sacred songs |
Hildegard of Bingen |
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| Reorganized the Catholic liturgy during his reign, Gregorian chants are named after him |
Pope Gregory I |
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| multiple choruses |
polychoral |
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| a collection of over 300 instrumental dance tunes collected and arranged by Michael Praetorius |
terpischore |
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| triple meter |
galliard |
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| a dance-like song for several voices; simpler than the madrigal; homophonic; melody in top voice; fa-la-la in refrain |
ballet |
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| a piece for several sole voices set to a short poem, usually about love |
madrigal |
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| polyphonic choral work set to a sacred Latin text; not a mass |
motet |
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| choral music without instrumental accompaniment |
a cappella |
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| musical representation of specific poetic images |
word painting |
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| musical notation |
neumes |
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| several notes sung to one syllable of text |
melismatic |
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| having each syllable sung to one note only |
syllabic |
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| "fixed chant"; original gregorian chant line, founded bass line of organum |
cantus firmus |
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| gregorian chant with one or more additional melodic lines added above it |
organum |
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| one syllable of text to one neume |
neumatic |
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| melody set to sacred Latin texts and sung without accompaniment |
gregorian chant |
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| long, sustained tone or tones accompanying a melody |
drone |
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| scales containing seven notes with an eighth note duplicating the first an octave higher |
church modes |
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