________ and trobairitz were poet- composers who flourished in france.
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Goliards
________- poets and composers who were students or clerics and exalted a libertine lifestyle.
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Philosophers
________ believed music was both an orderly system interlocked with nature and a force in human thought and conduct.
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Beautiful things
________ exist to remind us of divine and perfect beauty, not to inspire self- centered enjoyment or seduce our senses.
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Musical performances
________ were memorized or improvised.
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Martianus capella
________ described the seven liberal arts- verbal arts (trivium), mathematical disciplines (quadrivium- included music because its mathematical relationships seemed to explain the universe)
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Boethius
________ was the most revered authority on music in the middle ages.
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Cantigas
________ de santa maria- collection of songs honouring the Virgin Mary.
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Christian church
________ became the main and often only unifying force and channel of culture in europe.
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Strophic form
________- music repeats and melody stays the same with changing text.
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Vocal melody
________ was intimately linked with the rhythm and meter of words.
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