The Reformation and Counter-Reformation

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Palestrina

was the most influential composer of the counter- reformationthe music of the reformation in germany.

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Willaert

was the best known composer of the time- carefully molded his music to the pronunciation of the words by matching long notes to accented syllables.

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Style

was the first in western music to be preserved and imitated as a model of sacred polyphony.

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martin luther

Reformation was started by in 1517.

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Goudimel

and le jeune were the primary composers of french psalm settings.

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Chorales

became the foundation for lutheran church music until bach and beyond.

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Ein feste burg

became the anthem of the reformation.

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Contrafacta

- luther used many well- known secular tunes for chorales but substituted religious words.

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henry viii

King persuaded parliament to separate from rome and name him head of the church of england so he could marry anne boleyn.

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council of trent

Saved polyphony from being condemned by the by composing a six- voice mass that was both reverent in spirit and attentive to the words- pope marcellus mass.

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Elizabeth i

created a middle ground to make the church of england hospitable to protestants and catholics (anglican church)

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Calvin

stripped churches of everything that might distract worshippers with worldly pleasures.

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Chorale

originally consisted of only two elements- a text and a tune, easily memorizable.