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Music History Listening #3 Flashcards

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Differencias sobre el canto de la Dama le demanda 138

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Antonio de Cabezon
keyboard variations
Harpsichord
French “beautiful one who holds my life”

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Ricerar del duodecimo tuono Ricercar 142

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Andrea Gabrieli
ricercar
duodecimo tuono “twelth tone” Ionian mode on C

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Recercar quinto 139

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Vincenzo Capirirola
Lute
ricercar
duple to triple feel

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Pavane, the Earle of Salsbury (Harpsichord) 145

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William Byrd
harpsichord
dance music
binary form

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2 Dances from Terpsichore; La Bouree, Volte 146

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Michael Praetorius
Dance Music
La Bouree
Volte

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II Bianco e dolce cigno 93

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Jacob Arcadelt
madrigal
Dying referring to finishing
chordal
"the white and gentle swan"
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Da le belle contrade d’oriente 94

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Capriano de Rore
Madrigal
“from the fair regions of the east”
5 vices, immitative

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Morir non puo il mio cuore 99

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Maddalena Casulana
Madrigal
first female printed work
contrapuntal chordal

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5? Solo e pensoso 101

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Luca Marenzio
Madrigal
word painting 
(madrigal ism)
soprano moves chromatically
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T’amo mia vita 108

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Luzzasco Luzzaschi
Madrigal
None word painting embellishments
part of a collection 
1,2,3 sopranos
Harpsichord accompaniment
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Matona mia cara 110

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Orlande de Lassus
Villanella
todesca, german soldier song
making fun of german way of saying italian words

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Now is the Month of Maying 117

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Thomas Morely
Engligh Madrigal
Musica Transalpina “music from across the alpes”

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Fair Phyllis I saw Sitting All Alone 118

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John Farmer
English Madrigal
immitation
solo soprano

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6 Come, Heavy Sleep 120

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John Dowland
Lute Song
strophic madrigal

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Verily, Verily I say Unto You 122

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Thomas Tallis (was a Chapel Royale)
Anthem (sacred vocal composition, basically a motet in english) 
"..and I will raise him up..." with an ascending line
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Sing Joyfully Unto God 124

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William Byrd (Catholic)
Anthem
6 voices
paratactic
word painting
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Missa Popa Marcelli: Credo 128

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Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
Mass
“I believe in one God”

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3? Cum essen parvulus 134

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Orlande Le Lassus
Motet
I Corinthians 13:11 “When I was a child I spoke as a child”
uses men and boys to tell a story over time

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Prophetiae Sibyllarum: Prologue 137

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Orlande de Lassus
Motet
musical mannerism,
uses all 12 chromatic pitches

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