CLASS: Sep, 28 2018: Renaissance

Question 1

REVIEW QUESTIONS:

Which medieval genre is similar to that of Faburden and Fauxbourdon?

Answer 1

Parallel Organum

Not Dicant or Florid

Question 2

REVIEW QUESTIONS:

What are the similarities of Faburden and Fauxbourdon versus medieval Organum?

Answer 2

1) They are decorating a pre-existing tune

ORGANUM: Decoring an existing CHANT

FABURDEN: Decorating a CAROL

FAUXBOURDON: Decorating a HYMN

2) Parallel motion

Question 3

REVIEW QUESTIONS:

What are the differences of Faburden and Fauxbourdon versus medieval Organum?

Answer 3

The intervals

ORGANUM: Parallel 4ths and 5ths

FABURDEN / FAUXBOURDON: Parallel 6 3 chords

Question 4

REVIEW QUESTIONS:

What is the difference between Faburden and Fauxbourdon?

Answer 4

Where the position of the melody is

FABURDEN: Original line is in the MIDDLE

FAUXBOURDON: Original line is the BOTTOM

*Harmonies are the same. 63

Question 5

REVIEW QUESTIONS:

What does Fauxbourdon decorate?

Answer 5

Hymn

Question 6

REVIEW QUESTIONS:

What language is Fauxbourdon in?

Answer 6

Latin (Our example only, not always)

*Hymn

Question 7

REVIEW QUESTIONS:

What does Faburden decorate?

Answer 7

Carol

Question 8

REVIEW QUESTIONS:

What language is our Faburden example in?

Answer 8

English (Just our example)

Question 9

REVIEW QUESTIONS:

Term to define the section of chant being decorated:

Answer 9

Substitute Clausulae

Question 10

REVIEW QUESTIONS:

Compare / Contrast the Medieval and Renaissance motets:

Answer 10

MEDIEVAL: All voices are different–The texture is STRATIFIED. Voices are successively composed (one at a time).

RENAISSANCE: Sounds better. 3rds and 6ths, sound more harmonious. Same text in all voices. Composed all voices simultaneously.

Question 11

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