Flashcards in Middle Ages And Renaissance Deck (26)
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Dates of the Renaissance
1450-1600
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One sound; unison
Monophonic
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Many sounds
Polyphonic
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Same sound
Homophonic
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5 characteristics of Gregorian chant
Monophonic
Sacred
Latin
Free meter/ rhythm
Modal
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Two types of organum
Florid
Parallel
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Two main parts to every mass
Ordinary
Proper
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Five movements in mass ordinary
Kyrie- Greek
Gloria- Latin
Credo- Latin
Sanctus- Latin
Agnes die- Latin
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Music that is spiritual in nature and related to the church
Sacred
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Music that has no religious significance and is worldly in nature
Secular
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Johann Gutenberg invent in 1450
Printing press
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First book printed on printing press
The bible
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Difference between mass ordinary and mass proper
Mass ordinary- same everyday
Mass proper- changes depending on the day
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Primary texture of Middle Ages
Monophonic
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Primary texture of Renaissance
Polyphonic
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Renaissance means
Rebirth
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Ballet is also known as a
Fa-la
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Two examples of sacred music from the Renaissance
Mass and motet
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Ballet we sing every Christmas
Deck the halls
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Madrigal
Several solo voices
English
Homophonic or polyphonic
Vocal
Secular
Word painting
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Motet
Not mass text
Latin
Polyphonic
Choral
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Dates of Middle Ages
450-1450
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Word painting
Musical line will match the emotions
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Church modes
Aeolian- a
Lochrian-b
Ionian-c
Dorian-d
Phrygian- e
Lydian-f
Mixolydian-g
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Modal
Music with mode
Mode-7 note scale
Each node is used for different music like joyful music
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