renaissance Flashcards

1
Q

A form of sacred musical composition, is a
choral composition that sets the invariable
portions of the Eucharistic liturgy to music.

A

Mass

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2
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It featured much fluidity and motion. A poetry
set into music and arranged into multiple parts
without accompaniment.

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Madrigal

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3
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is a short liturgical prayer that begins or consist of the
words “Lord have mercy”’

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Kyrie

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4
Q

is a Latin doxology that is second item in the order of mass
that begins with the word “Gloria in Excelsis Deo”.

A

Gloria

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5
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comes straight from the Latin word meaning “I believe”,
and is the first word of many religious credos, or creeds, such as
the Apostles’ Creed and the Nicene Creed.

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Credo

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6
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is a hymn of adoration sung or said immediately before
the prayer of consecration.

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Sanctus

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7
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means “Lamb of God” is a liturgical prayer.

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Agnus Dei

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8
Q

It is a poetry set into music and arranged in
multiple parts without accompaniment. It was
a popular form of entertainment that talked
about love, pastoral theme, or any secular
topic.

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Secular Music

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9
Q

is a musical ornament played by rapid alternation
between two adjacent notes, usually a semitone or a
tone apart.

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Trill

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10
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also known as grace note, consists of an
added note in a melody that is resolved, which delays
the appearance of the principal note.

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Appoggiatura

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11
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is almost same as the thrill, a single alteration.

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Mordent

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12
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An important form of instrumental music.

Almost the same as concerto, instead of one
soloist, there are two independent groups of
musical instruments.

It alternates a group of soloist called
concertino with a large ensemble called tutti to
show a contrasts in dynamics.

A

Concerto Grosso

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13
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A contrapuntal compositional technique in
two or more voices.

An instrumental form based on imitative
polyphony.

It starts with a subject or a melodic idea that
the composer repeats over and over appearing
in different starting points.

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Fugue

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14
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A great musical composition for orchestra, choir, and
soloists. Like most operas, an oratorio includes the use of
a choir, soloists, an instrumental ensemble, various
distinguishable characters, and arias.

The main choice of music during that period for opera
audiences.

It is a musical play without scenery, costumes, and acting.

It features a religious subject.

A

Oratorio

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15
Q

A sacred or secular narrative song delivered
with instrumental accompaniment.

It is not sung in stage.

It is based on sacred themes in general, and is
intended for liturgical use.

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Cantata

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16
Q

is a male singer with
a wider vocal range. He can
sing the soprano or mezzo
soprano part.

A

Castrato

17
Q

Means Labor, Work, and Compositions

It is a drama put into music with elaborate
costumes.

Aria is a lyrical type of singing accompanied
by orchestra.

Recitative is a musical form of talking
accompanied by a harpsichord.

A

Opera

18
Q

Derived from the Italian word “Concertare”
which means to unite.

A musical work that is consists of one soloist
accompanied by an orchestra.

A

Concerto