Unit 1 Lesson 2: Renaissance Flashcards

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5 Polyphonic masses:

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  • Kyrie (mercy)
  • Gloria (praise)
  • Credo (confession)
  • Sanctus (holiness)
  • Agnus dei (take away sin)
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2
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Type of polyphonic music that used 3-4 voices

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motet

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3
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Franco- flemish composer, wrote 100+ motets

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Josquin Desperez

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4
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Desperez’s most popular piece

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Ave Maria… virgo serena

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5
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polyphonic songs that enhance popular or courtly poems

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Chanson

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known for writing 4-part masses, L’homme armé

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Guillame Du Fay

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5 chanson composers

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  • Guillaume Du Fay
  • Johannes Ockeghem
  • Gilles Binchois
  • Robert Morton
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music set to short, lyrical love poems

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Madrigal

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greatest italian madrigal composer, wrote “A un giro sol”

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Claudio Monteverdi

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10
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Important composer, trained young choristers

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Giovanni da Palestrina

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11
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type of music written for use in a church

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Liturgical music

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12
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“Father of English Madrigal”

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Thomas Morley

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