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Madrigal has ___________ texture and expressive mood.
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Secular song introduced in Italy that became popular in England as well. Madrigal
Madrigal has ___________ texture and expressive mood. Polyphonic
Madrigals are written in the _________ Vernacular
Plucked string instrument that was the most w widely used instrument in the 16th century Lute
Most. popular bowed string instrument. of the Renaissance Viol
Keyboard instrument capable of producing subtle changes of volume and even a slight vibrato Clavichord
Rapid variation of pitch lending warmth to the tone of a voice or instrument Vibrato
End-blown wind instrument, sometimes called a whistle flute Recorder
The recorder was developed in the Middle Ages and was very popular in the: Renaissance
Ensemble of several members of the same instrument family Consort
This type of music, both string and instrument became increasingly appreciated though the Renaissance. Secular
During the Renaissance, Secular music became more popular, but __________ music remained predominant. Religious
The madrigal is a _________ piece similar in form and texture to the Renaissance ______. Voice; Motet
The Madrigal was created by the ________, but became popular in _________. Italians; England
In England, the Madrigal had a _________, more frivolous character. Lighter, whimsical, less emotional,
Male and Female Renaissance musicians played a wide variety of ___________ either to accompany singers by doubling voice lines or in solo or ensemble performances Instruments
_________ also sang in religious, professional, and amateur ensembles. Women
The increasingly subjective and dramatic qualities of secular music, especially the madrigal, foretold the approach of new ________ _________ as the 17th century drew near. Artistic Style
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