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Music 32 Test 2

Greek/Medieval/Renaissance

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Folk Music Music of the common people of a particular nation or ethnic group.
Ethnic Music Music that can be identified with a particular group of people but its not the product of those people.
1.Aerophones 2.Ideophones 3.Membranophones 4.Chordophones What are the 4 broad classifications of folk instruments.
Monastaries Centers of education during the middle ages.
1.Monophonic 2.Unstressed Meters 3.Unaccomponied Vocals 4.Smooth Contours; Movements by steps 5.Text in Latin 6.Religous Subjects Characteristics of Sacred Music
Mass The celebration of the holy communion
Ordinary The parts of the mass that are ordinary regardless of the church season.
Organum The earliest genre of medieval polyphonic vocal music.
Motet A sacred polyphonic compositon for voices.
Jonguleur A medieval secular musician
Pope Gregory I Reigned 590-604; Codified Literature and music
Renaissance Ranged from 1450-1600; Began in Italy; age of art; renewed interest in Greek and Roman culture; secular values; invention of the printing press.
Word painting The music attempts to depict what is being sung.
A Capella Singing without accompianment
Madrigal a free secular imitative work for voices.
Josquin DesPrez Used the device of imitation but he had each voice come in after the other
Giovanni Perluigi de Palestrina His works have a pure celestial quality
Thomas Weelkes one of Englands finest composers; used alot of word painting
England Barbara Allen
Iran Segah
Mexico Somes de Haustica
Africa Mitamba Yalagala Kumchuzi
India raga; Hansa Dhwani
Bali Gender Wajang
Japan Hakusen no
Gregorian Chant(Anonymous) Dies irae
Hildegard of Bingen Ordo virtutum
Beatriz: Countess of Dia A chanter
Anonymous Estampie
Perotin: Alleluia Diffusa est gratia
Machaut Quant en moi
Josquin DesPrez Kyrie, Pango lingua Mass
Palestrina Sicut cervus
Thomas Weelkes As Vesta was from Latmos Hill Descending
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