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450-1450 had 3 main social classes

nobility, peasantry, clergy

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450-1450 cathedral

center of musical life

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450-1450 important occupation in monasteries

liturgical singing

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450-1450 most medieval music was

vocal

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most important musicians

priests who worked for the church

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some nuns

wrote music for the choir

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because of preeminence of church

only sacred music was notated

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church disapproved instruments because

of their previous roles in pagan rituals

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organs were mainly played on

feast days and other special occasions

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Gregorian Chant

a melody set to sacred Latin texts and is sung without accomplishment

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Who is Gregorian Chart named after

Pope Gregory I (the great)

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Who sung Gregorian chart several hours each day for mass services

Monks and nuns

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Hildegard of Bingen

first woman composer from whom a large number of monophonic sacred songs have survived from

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Drone

consists of one or more long, sustained tones accompanying a melody

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More surviving chants by blank than any other composer from the Middle Ages

Hildegard

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Troubadours

poet-composers

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Troubadours were

active in courts of the nobility and in towns during the 12th and 13th centuries

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term troubadour comes from

words meaning “to invent” or “to find”

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Female troubadours

Trobairitz

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Minstrels

wandering entertainers who performed in castles, taverns, and town squares

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Minstrels were an important source of

information

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Estampie

medieval dance

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Organum

medieval music that consists of Gregorian chant and one or more additional melodic lines

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Leonin and Perotin

developed rhythmic innovations

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Renaissance years

1450-1600

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Renaissance means

rebirth (of human creativity)

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David by Donatello

first freestanding nude sculpture since Roman times

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Invention of printing press

widened circulation of music

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church was still an important patron of music, but it shifted to

the courts

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Italy

most passionate patronage of music

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Italy became leading music center

in sixteenth century

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Renaissance music sounds

fuller than medieval music

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Bass register used for the first time

Renaissance music

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A capella

unaccompanied choral music

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two main forms of sacred Renaissance music

motet and mass

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Motet

polyphonic choral work set to a sacred Latin text other than ordinary of the mass

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Mass

polyphonic choral composition made up of 5 sections

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5 sections of mass

Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Agnus Dei

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Palestrina’s music is best understood against the background of

Counter-reformation

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During the Renaissance,

secular vocal music became popular

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Madrigal

a piece for several voices set to a short poem, usually about love

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Lute

a plucked string instrument with a body shaped like half a pear

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Classical period years

1750-1820

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Classical Period known as

Age of Enlightenment

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What marked the 70 year period 1750-1820

violent political and social upheaval

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political and economic shifted from ____ to _____

aristocracy and church to middle class

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classical style

common stress on balance and clarity of structure

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composers concentrated on

simplicity and clarity

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masters of classical style

Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwig van Beethoven

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Texture

simple, varied, flexible

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Melody

tuneful and easy to remember, borrowed tunes of folk and popular music

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piano replaced

harpsichord in 1775

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standard group of 4 sections

strings, woodwind, brass, percussion

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classical composers exploited

the individual tone colors of orchestral instruments

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Joseph Haydn’s musical background consisted of

folksongs and peasant dances until he was 6

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“A pioneer in the development of the symphony and string quartet”

  • Papa Hadyn

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Wolfgang Mozart was

one of the greatest child prodigies in history

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Mozart won more acclaim as a _____ than as an ______

child prodigy; adult musician

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Mozart was buried

in a sack in an unmarked communal grave

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mozart wrote masterpieces

in all musical forms

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Beethoven never

served in the Viennese aristocracy

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Beethoven was completely deaf by

age 44

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Beethoven’s music was not mere entertainment, but

a moral force

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Beethoven bridged

classical and romantic eras

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During classical period,

middle class had great influence on music

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