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| Burgundian school, international, fauxbourdon |
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| Franco-Flemish, masses, 4 voice long phrases, "Missa Prolationem" |
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| Franco-Flemish motets, emotion, "Nymphes des bois" |
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| Italian masses, smooth, "Pope Marcellus Mass" |
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| English Catholic, motets, masses |
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| Paris, two-voice organum, "Magnus Liber Organum" (Gradual, Alleluia, Responsory) |
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| Notre Dame, discant, 3- and 4-voice organum, "Viderunt omnes" |
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| Ars Nova, motets, formes fixes, "Messe de Notre Dame" |
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| Italian madrigals, imagery, "Solo e pensoso" |
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| French trouvere, "Jeu de Robin et de Marion" |
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| Ars Nova notation, isorhythm, "Ars Nova" treatise |
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| Italian monk, solmization, "Micrologus" treatise |
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| German woman, convent, "Ordo virtutum" |
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| Trecento blind organist, ballate |
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| English polyphony, influenced Continent |
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| Burgundian chansons, simple, "De plus en plus" |
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| Venice instrumental, "Sonata pian'e forte" |
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| Madrigals, murderer, contrast, aristocrat |
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