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early 15th century english music
consonance with 3rds and 6ths |
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written cantus an tenor move parallel 6ths and ending in an octave
-third voice parallel 4th below cantus |
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| A mass written not in parts to be picked and chosen, but to be played sequentially like a suite |
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| Mass in the Catholic Church offered for the repose of the soul or souls of one or more deceased persons |
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| cantus-firmus-mass (tenor mass) |
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has same cantus firmus for each mvt of the mass
cantus firmus usually isorhythmic |
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| a mass that uses part of a former piece of music as part of the melody |
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based on gregorian chant
chant only in tenor |
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| movements all begin with same motive |
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| multiple voices of a chanson are used in the mass |
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| melody is accompanied by imitations of the melody in other voices |
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| a canon with two simultaneous themes |
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