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| The primary texture of renaissance |
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The group of humanists who wanted to recreate Greek drama in their own time- |
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One of the most influential Composers of all time who spent his life in Germany- |
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Invented the English oratorio- |
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Wrote over 500 concertos – |
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The dates of the Baroque period |
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| Renisan composers favoered 4ths and 5th over |
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| Vituoso male singers physically changed to sing at a higher pitch |
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| Early opera made freq use of those new 2 person accompaniment |
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| Opera began in this period |
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| The scale patterns used by medieval composures |
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| Late mid ages poet-composer known for sacred and secular music |
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| The most important cultural centers in the Dark Ages |
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| The most important service of the roman catholic church- |
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| A new philosophy focused on the importance of man |
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| Seen as the eminent composer of Renaissance Style |
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| Renaissance composers wrote music for this part of mass |
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| Speech like singing where the plot action occurs |
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| Early music notation symbols |
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| The new vocal style of all the rage in the early baroque- |
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| A prominent contrapuntal tech- each voice enters in the same manner |
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Text of the opera is called – |
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The philosophy that music should arouse emotions one at a time |
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–the doctrine of affections in the Baroque period |
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Baroque composure that finally put England on the map- |
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Martin luther wrote a bunch of these for regular Joes like us to sing- |
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| The sacred genre that’s different from ordinary monotony |
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Shifting an entire melody to a different melody – |
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The basic division of the Western musical pitch palette, based on the perception of frequencies with a ratio of 1:2 – |
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Martin Luther started this movement in the Renaissance – |
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Early Italian Baroque composure whose operas helped shaped the genre, he could prima prattica with the best of them- |
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Smallest interval in Western music- |
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A form based on opposing forces, either solo or grosso- |
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Bach wrote over 300 sacred versions of these for the Lutheran worship- |
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She was a nun to the nth degree she wrote chant, advised kings, - |
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The use of this harmonic system became established practice during the Baroque period – |
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– major/minor tonality system |
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A strict polyphonic form that includes a subject, countersubject and episodes- |
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Early polyphony is called this – |
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The tonality of a piece is described as this the same as the scale on which it is based- |
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This symbol indicates to raise the pitch a half-step – |
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| Pope Gregory put his name on this monophonic music, but today that would be copyright infrigment |
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| Early Renisance composure who was one of the first great imitators- using imitation that is – |
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| Josquin Des Prez (THINK EARLY REN when you think his name) |
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Instrumental music comes into its own in this period – |
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He created French opera…traitor- |
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Jean-Baptiste Lully (worked for Louie XIV) |
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| Allemande, courante, and alla hornpipe could be apart of one of these |
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The most popular secular form in the renaissance esp. for the Italians – |
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Medieval motets have this characteristic while Renaissance motets do not- |
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Speeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaking of Gregorian, the text setting just demonstrated- |
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The most popular French Secular form in the middle ages and Renaissance, not the most original name- |
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