Spain & New World - Renaissance Flashcards

To become familiar with the salient characteristics and notable composers of Spanish and Mexican Renaissance music.

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1
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Which composers’ work appears in these listening examples?

A

Christobal de Morales
Francisco Guerrero
Tomas Luis de Victoria

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Which musical genres did Spanish composers write?

A

Latin Masses, motets, magnificats, & villancicos

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Describe the style of Spanish Masses

A

Resembled Italian trends
Early: cantus firmi and canons
Later: imitative

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Describe the style of Spanish motets

A

Resembled Italian trends
Point of imitation style
Polychoral Venetian style

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What are the salient characteristics of Morales’ compositions? (3)

A

Imitative polyphony
Accessible harmony
Relatively wide range

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What are the salient characteristics of Guerrero’s compositions? (4)

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Singable melodic contours
Diatonic, functional harmony
Five-voice texture
Effortless movement

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What are the salient characteristics of Victoria’s compositions? (3)

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Pervasive imitation
Frequently cor spezzati
Short, balanced phrases

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What are the attributes of the villancico?

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Both sacred and secular
Homophonic and strophic
Verses and refrain

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Who were notable composers in Mexico?

A

Hernando Franco
Gaspar Fernandes
Juan Gutierrez de Padilla

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