Chapter 10 part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What is a consort song

A

English renaissance song with vocalist accompanied by “a consort of viols” (string ensemble)

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2
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Who was the master of the consort song?

A

William Byrd

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3
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Who were the most influential English madrigalists?

A

Thomas Morley, Thomas Weelkes, John Wilbye

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4
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Who was the best and first of the three guys?

A

Thomas Morley

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5
Q

What did Thomas Morley compose in addition to madrigals

A

canzonetta and ballets (borrowed from Italians)

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6
Q

Sing we chant it

A
  • Thomas Morley
  • fa la la la la
  • fancy rhythm
  • counterpoint
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7
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What was the name of Thomas Morley’s treatise for amateurs?

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A plaine and easie introduction to practicall musicke

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8
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What was the name of the book of madrigals of various composers that Thomas Morley published called?

A

The Triumphes of Orianna

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9
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What is the controversy over The Triumphes of Oriana?

A

Most people assumed that Oriana was Queen Elizabeth but recent research suggests that Thomas actually intended it to be about The Queen of Denmark, but put a big fat picture of Elizabeth on it for politics

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10
Q

What was Thomas Weelkes’ most popular madrigal?

A

As vesta was

  • lots of wit and word painting
  • scales for when they run up and down hills
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11
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How were English madrigals intended to be sung?

A

unaccompanied solo voice, or with strings

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12
Q

Who were the composers that were famous for Lute Songs?

A

John Dowland and Thomas Campion

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13
Q

How are madrigals and lute songs different?

A

lute songs are more serious, less word painting

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14
Q

What is tablature?

A

OG guitar tab but for lutes

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15
Q

What was John Dowland’s best lute song?

A

Flow my tears

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16
Q

Why was John Dowland so angsty?

A

He never got a permanent job in Queen Elizabeth’s court because she could tell he was secretly catholic (so he wrote a lot of melancholic songs)

17
Q

How did John Dowland express his meloncholy?

A

Falling fourths