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(700-1400)

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medieval music

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instruments in medieval music

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flute lyre mandore gittern zither lute

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also known as sacred songs

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gregorian chants

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religious music

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sacred songs

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gregorian chants are also known as

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plainchants / plainsongs

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gregorian chants r usually sung by

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choirs of men

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what kind of texture does gregorian have

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monophonic

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troubadours music is also known as

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secular music

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secular music is also known as

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non religious music

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also known as adam le boscu, what year and also known as?

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adam de la halle, (1250-1306), last of the trouveres

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(1400-1600)

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renaissance mysic

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renaissance comes from the word

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rebirth

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renaissance music is also called

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the golden age of a cappella

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what texture is in renaissance

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polyphonic

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most known in the 16th century, what year and where

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giovanni de palestrina, (1525-1594), palestrina italy

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sang songs with subjects like comedy, what year and where

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thomas morley, (155-1602) norwich england

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baroque came from the word - which means -

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barroco, pearl from irregular shape

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• a form of orchestral music that employs a solo instrument accompanied by an orchestra.

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concerto

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• form of orchestral music wherein the music is between a small group of solo instruments called concertino, and the whole orchestra called tutti.

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concerto grosso

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is a piece of music that uses interwoven melodies based on a single musical idea. They were based on an earlier idea from the Renaissance Period called imitative polyphony, where multiple singers would sing the same melody at different times.

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fugue

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a large scale musical composition for orchestra and voices that incorporates narratives on religious themes.

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oratorio

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musical composition that resemble a harmonized version of hymnal tunes of the protestant church during the baroque era.

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chorale

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During this time, the arts highlighted - and - ornamentation.

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grandoise, elaborate