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Who was the Gregorain Chant named after? |
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The Gregorain Chant was in ______ texts. |
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What are two main forms of sacred Renaissance music? |
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A polyphonic choral work set to sacred Latin text. |
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What texture is Ars Nova? |
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Who was Guillaume de Machaut? |
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1300-1377, french musician and poet. very influential. He wrote secular music about LOVE. Best known for the Notre Dame Mass. |
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Who did Guillaume de Machaut fall in love with and Name the song he wrote for her. |
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Fell in love with Peronne, Song was called Since I am forgotten by you. 1363 |
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What texture is the Gregorian Chant in? |
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The School of Notre Dame is known for what? |
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What are the 5 sung prayers? |
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Kyrie,Gloria,Sanctus,Agnus Dei,Credo. |
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What are the years of the Middle Ages? |
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The Agnus Dei was based on ________. |
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a prayer for mercy and peace |
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The 5 sung prayers(Kyrie,Agnus Dei,Sanctus,Credo,Gloria), a polyphonic choral composition. |
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Out of the two main forms of sacred renaissance music which has a longer composition? |
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What texture is the Kyrie in? |
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What meter is the Agnus Dei in? |
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Triple meter, symbolizes the holy trinity. |
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The Agnus Dei consist of what? |
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Hollow-sounding chords, full triads, and stark dissonances. |
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What is the "universal man"? |
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It meant that every educated person was expected to be trained in music. |
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What texture is Renaissance Music? |
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Musical representation of specific poetic images. |
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Who competed for the finest composers? |
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The church remained an important patron of music, but what happen later? |
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Musical activity gradually shifted to the courts. |
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Who were regarded highly and held important positions through out Europe, but especially in Italy? |
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