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in paradisum
anonymous- 600, melismatic, deep notes
allelluia
pertain (1100-1200), melisamatic, mens voices going up and down
columbia aspexit
hilegard (1000-1200), more melismatic as it goes on, very high flowy notes
sumer is a comin in (1200)
anonymous, syllabic
a chanter mer
beatriz, female troubador, notes are high, spread out, and deep feeling, syllabic
notre dame organum
plain chant melody with at least one added voice- earliest type of polypony
troubadors
traveling poets and song writers who wrote songs abt love
pope gregory
pope in roman catholic church
melismatic
gregorian chant
dufay ave marie stella (1400)
added embellished notes to the chant, mix, homophony, from france
josquin pange lingua mass
polyphonic point of imitation chant, a mix of syallabic
middle ages
600-1450
renaissance
1450-1600
post reformation
1600
dufay
sacred-secular blending
5 mass movements
kyrie, gloria, credo, sanctus, agnes die
josquin
imitative polypony
pope marcellus mass
gloria, employs much more homophony and lots of different voices