ap music and arts

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it is sacred and secular

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medieval music

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t is the central traditionof western plainchant,a form of monophonic,unaccompaniedsacred song of thewestern RomanCatholic Church.

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THE GREGORIAN CHANTS

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consisting of single musicalline, without accompaniment.

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Monophonic

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during the latter part of the MedievalPeriod, secular music which was notbound by Catholic traditions emerged.Most of these songs were performedacross Europe by groups of musicianscalled

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TROUBADOURS.

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-was one of the oldest secular composers wholiteralyand musical works include chansons andpoetic debates.-He was a trouvere, poet, and musician

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Adam de la Halle
-was also known as Adam de la Bossu(AdamHunchback)

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works of adam de la halle

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His works include:
1.Le JeuRobin et de Marion
2. La Chanson du roide Dicile

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the term “Renaissance” comes from the word “
renaitre meaning ?

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which means REBIRTH, REVIVAL and REDISCOVERY.

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Golden Age” of a
capellachoral music

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THE RENAISSANCEPERIOD

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was the prominent instrument of the renaissance era.

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Lute

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is a form of sacredmusical composition that setstexts of theEucharistic liturgy into music

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MASS

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most importantsecular music during renaissanceperiod. It is written and expressed ina poetic text and sung duringcourtly social gathering.

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MADRIGAL

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majority of his compositions are sacred.
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he was an organist and choir master -his first book,
Masses
became popular

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Giovanni Pierluigida Palestrina

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Giovanni Pierluigida Palestrina works include

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His works include:
1. Gloria
2. Kyrie

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was the most famous composer of secularmusic in his time.
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most of his madrigals are light and easy to singwith some aspects of Italian style.-his
MusicaTransalpina
, a collections ofmadrigals and made significant contribution to thehistory of music

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Thomas Morley

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thomas morleys work includes

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fire fire my Heart

April is a Mistress’ Face

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The word Baroque is derived from the
Portuguese word “barroco”

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which means “pearl of irregular shap

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Music genres of the baroque music

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-operas, oratorios, suites,toccatas, concerto grosso, fugue

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are the keyboardinstruments that are commonly used.

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Harpsichord and organ

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a form of orchestral music thatemploys solo instrument accompanied by anorchestra.
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CONCERTO

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a form of orchestral musicwherein the music is between a small group of soloinstruments called
concertino
and the wholeorchestra called
tutti

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2. CONCERTO GROSSO-

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A contrapuntal piece, developed mainly byimitative counterpoint
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It is usually written in 3 or 4 parts, with a main
theme called “subject”
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The entire piece grows mainly from a singlebrief strong musical character

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FUGUE

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A large scale musical composition fororchestra and voices that incorporatesnarratives on religious themes.

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ORATORIO

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musical compositions thatresemble a harmonized version ofhymnal tunes of the ProtestantChurch during the Baroque era.

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CHORALE
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he was known for his composition for organ,orchestra and oratorio.
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his most important and long-term position wasa
cantor
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JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH

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nicknamed
ilPreteRosso (the Red Priest)
because of his red hair
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was an Italian Baroque composer, Catholicpriest, and a virtuoso violinist.
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recognized as one of the greatest BaroquecomposersHis most famous piece:

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ANTONIO VIVALDI

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is remembered for his operas and
oratorios and became England’s favorite composer
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l lost both his eyesight in 1753.

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antonio vivaldi’s works include

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The Four Seasons
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Winter
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Spring