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| When two notes are played together and do not make a harmony. |
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| Modulation/change on the voice, or key. |
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1) All Voices/No Instrument
2) All Male
3) No Tempo
4) Monophonic
5) In Latin |
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| Named after Pope Gregory the First |
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| Sing many notes to one syllable |
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| Earliest form of Polyphony |
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| Traveling musician or poet. (Troubadour is specific to southern france) |
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Female Composer during the Mideval Period.
Given to the church by her Parents
wrote ~80 Plain Chants
Wrote the First Morality Play
Wrote numerous books.
She is a saint |
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Wrote Ars Nova, about music theory.
He is french
From the Medieval Period |
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From Flanders France, But worked in italy
1450-1520
Wrote sacred and secular music |
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Wrote sacred music, Last great composer of classical music.
Got approval from the pope
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Secular song for 4-8 Voices
No accompany,
In english Italian |
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Music follows the words of the song
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Italian Dance Master, Courtier, and autor of books
Gave advice on proper things to do,
Writes: Il Ballarino and Nobiltà di Dame |
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By Fabritio Caroso,
It is a dance Manual |
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By Fabritio Caroso
About dance and how to be proper |
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| Catalog of music specific to Bach. |
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| Melody that then changes pitch, normally decending. |
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| Free music, new segments, in a fuge. Comes after the exposition. |
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| Opening part of a fuge. Exposes listener to the major elements of the song. |
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| When the bass line repeats the same few notes. |
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| A piece of music using a full orchestra and voices, with soloists |
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| An self contained segment of music inside a larger composition. |
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| When a musical piece passes the theme between a group of soloists and the orchestra. |
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| New/current tuning for instruments. post 1600s. |
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| Name two compositions that feature Ground Bass |
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Cannon In d
As Vesta was from Latmos Hill descending |
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| A man who has been altered to permanently have a high voice. |
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They were concerned that individual composers were becoming to important.
Decided that the words must be clear to the listeners |
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| Book in which As vesta was from from latmos hill descending is published |
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| Godess of the home and virginity |
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| The huntress; Godess of chastity and independent will |
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| Queen Elizabeth The first |
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