Medieval Flashcards

1
Q

Played and sang by minstrels who provide intertainment by memorization.

A

Court music

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2
Q

Their most significant contribution to western literacy culture was idea of FIN ANOURS later called “Courty Love”

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Troubadours

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3
Q

Has six string and is plucked near the bridge.

A

Lyre

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4
Q

Build on roughly triangular frame and its string were made of sheep’s intestine

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Harp

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5
Q

A flat box with strings made of sheep intestine, horse hair.

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Psaltery

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6
Q

Played by blowing directly into a mouthpiece like a recorder.

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Pipe and Tabor

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7
Q

Are the most musical instruments that are the most widely used in the medieval era.

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Handbells Or bells

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8
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Consists of animal skin bag A series of woods pipe

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Bagpipe

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9
Q

Straight piece of cylindrical metal

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Trumpet

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10
Q

Can be carried with a strap

A

Portative organ

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11
Q

Bigger and its pipe have the same diameter

A

Positive organ

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12
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Roughly triangular frame

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Harp

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13
Q

An Italian, devised the musical staff

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Guido de arezza

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14
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Occupied lines and space, clef sign

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Notes

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15
Q

Means love of Knight for his lady

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Courtly love

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16
Q

Had an overriding influence on the music of the whole Medieval period

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Religion