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"rebirth" period between middle ages and baroque music and art growth period |
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early 15th century english music consonance with 3rds and 6ths |
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poet/secretary to duke of Savoy 1410-1461 french |
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english, 1390-1453 famous for 3-part sacred music |
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burgundy, 1400-1460 court of Philip the Good, known for chanson used hemiola |
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1397-1474 French leading composer of 15th century |
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franco-flemish, 3rd gen. 15th century |
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by tinctoris, about intervals, consonances, dissonances, and their rules limited dissonance to weak beats and syncopation |
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gen 2 renaissance composser, late 15th cen prolific praised chanson composer |
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upper voice in renaissance music |
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diamond note heads black - filled in note heads |
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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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