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test 2 (7-12) Flashcards

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imitative counterpoint

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imitation between voices

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homophony

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texture with all voices moving in rhythm

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3
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mean-tone temperament

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fifths tuned small on keyboards

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just intonation

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tuning notes so intervals are in tune

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equal temperament

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octave divided into 12 semitones- western system

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chromaticism

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notes from chromatic scale

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7
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chamber

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serving rulers for entertainment or special occassions

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chapel

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employed to officiate and furnish music for religious services

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court

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outdoor, haut, public ceremony

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humanism

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study things pertaining to human knowledge and experience

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contenance angloise

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consonance and harmonic thirds, voices parallel

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faburden

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polyphony with chant in middle voice and upper parallel fourth

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fauxbourden

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2 voices written parallel 6ths, third unwritten

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cantilena

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polyphonic, no cantus firmus

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carol

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polyphonic, religious, stanzas

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paraphrase

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chant or melody reworked

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lieder

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song with accompanied voice, polyphonic

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imitation mass

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polyphonic, movement based on same model, no cantus firmus

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villancico

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polyphonic, spanish, stanzas and refrain

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frottola

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polyphonic, italian, syllabic

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lauda

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italian devotional

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villanelle

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italian, homophobic, three voices

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balletto

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italian, homophonic, repeated, fa-la-la

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madrigal

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italian, three stanzas, ritornello

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canzonetta

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italian, homophonic

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psalter

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collection of metrical psalm

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cambiata

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polyphony, resolves with skip not step

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composers of the madrigal

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philippe verdelot, jacques arcadelt, cipriano de rore

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dunstable

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most numerous works, three voices, form not predetermined

30
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binchois

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chapel of philip the good, chansons, burgundian style

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dufay

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most famous, excelled in every genre, papal chapel in rome

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5 franco flemish composers

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ockeghem, busnoys, obrecht, isaac, josquin

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william byrd and thomas tallis

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masses, burd tallis’s student

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