quiz 1 Flashcards
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med period
450-1450
manuscript (ms., plural mss.)
HANDWRITTEN book, doc, music piece
sacred
churchy
secular
not churchy
liturgy
participation of people in work of god > mass, gospel, worship
plainchant
sung sacred text; usually latin, nonmetric, monophonic, a cappella
gregorian chant
plainchant assc with pope greg 1’s 6th cent reforms
mass
public worship
mass proper
part of mass that changes based on part of lit year
mass ordinary
always the same
ordinary in order
kyrie > gloria > credo > sanctus > agnus dei
church modes/modal harmony
basis of medieval harmonic system (scales)
plainchant performance practice
direct, responsorial, or antiphonal
direct performance
solo or unison; everyone sings same thing
responsorial def
leader does verses, choir or congregation answers with next verse or refrain > amen or hallelujah common
antiphonal
singers div into groups and alternate phrases; no leader
gradual
genre - part of mass, after epistle and before alleluia
alleluia
genre - part of mass
drone (part)
one note throughout the piece
earliest extant mss of secular voc music
12th cent
earliest extant mss of inst music
12th cent
notre dame school start
1170
organum
genre - sacred medieval polyphony > adding addl melodic lines, 1-3, to plainchant
troubadour/trobairitz/trouvère
LITERATE secular poets/composers > music for royal court