Music History Flashcards

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When did Charlemagne rule?

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768-814

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When did Pope Gregory I reign?

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590-604

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3
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When did Guido D’Arezzo live?

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991-1033

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4
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When did Hildegard von Bingen live?

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1098-1179

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5
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When did Beatriz de Dia flourish?

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1212

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6
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What song is Beatriz de Dia known for?

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A Chantar

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7
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When were the Cantigas de Santa Maria composed and by whom?

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1280 by Alfonso el Sabio

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8
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What is Organum?

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a polyphonic composition in which an existing plainchant melody is combined with one or more improvised or newly composed voices above or below

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Musica enchiriadis

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9th-century treatise that describes the practice of adding polyphonic voice (organum) to chant.

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10
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Notre Dame Organum

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notated polyphony from around 1200 written at Notre Dame cathedral. It has distinctive Texture: lowest voice holds out long notes (tenere=to hold, “tenor”) in drone-like fashion while upper voices (duplum & triplum) move more quickly.

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Magnus Liber Organi

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“The Great Book of Polyphony”, combined by Leonin and Perotin, series of elaborate polyphonic compositions for the main feasts of the church year, based directly on plainchant

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Guillaume de Machaut

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the most important composer of the 14th century, worked in Reims cathedral, wrote sacred and secular compositions. (1300-1377), Messe de Nostre Dame

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13
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Notation develops to allow duple meter and independent parts in what century?

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14th

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14
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When was the Renaissance?

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1400-1600

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15
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Increased musical patronage followed what?

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The Great Schism in 1417

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16
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contenance angloise

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(French, “English guise”) Characteristic quality of early-fifteenth-century English music, marked by pervasive CONSONANCE with frequent use of HARMONIC thirds and sixths, often in parallel motion.

17
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When did Guillaume Du Fay live?

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1397-1474

18
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Josquin des Prez

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Lived 1450-1521. His career began and ended in Northern France & Belgium, but he was mostly active in Italy. Most famous and influential composer of the 16th century. Composed Missa Pange Lingua

18
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When did printing really begin for polyphonic music?

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1501

19
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Johann Walter

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a colleague of Martin Luther who set chorales in polyphony to create a repertory for trained church choirs

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Anglicanism

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A Protestant denomination of the Christian faith founded by Henry VIII in England in 1534. Continued by Edward VI in 1547

21
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Mary Tudor

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Queen of England from 1553 to 1558

22
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When was the Church of England fully established?

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1558

23
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Council of Trent

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Called by Pope Paul III to reform the church and secure reconciliation with the Protestants. Three sessions spanning 1545-1563

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William Byrd

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Lived 1540-1623. Catholic but composed much Anglican music.

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G. P. da Palestrina

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(ca. 1525 - 1594), Missa Papae Marcelli (Pope Marcellus Mass) (Credo in unum Deum)

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First printer to successfully print polyphonic music in 1501?

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Ottavio Petrucci

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Italian Madrigal

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a setting, for four or more voices, of Italian verse, usually with seven or eleven syllables per line. Emerged in 1530s. Through-composed, unlike 14thcentery madrigal

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Jacob Arcadelt

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Composed Il bianco e dolce cigno (1539), early madrigal

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Maddalena Casulana

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Morir, non può il mio core (1568), Middle Madrigal

30
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Carlo Gesualdo

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Io pur respiro (1611), Late madrigal (murdered his wife)

31
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The Moresca: Canta, Georgia, canta, 1568

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Composed by Orlando Lassus for the 1568 Munich wedding of then son of Lassus’s patron, Wilhelm of Bavaria

32
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When was Dunstable and what did he write?

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15th century, wrote Quam pulchra es

33
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When was William Byrd and what did he write?

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15th century, O sing joyfully

34
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When was Josquin de Prez and what did he write?

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15th century, Missa Pange Lingua, Kyrie