The Wild Fourteenth Century
Italian term for fourteenth century music
His compositions make up nearly a quarter of surviving Trecento music
Francesco Landini
Written by Leonin and revised by Perotin according to Anonymous IV
Magnus Liber Organi
Term for when the breve is divided into three semi-breves, and each semi-breve can be divided into three minims
Organum style with rhythmic modes in both voices
discant
Papal schism
Composer who wrote the first unified Mass Ordinary
Guillaume de Machaut
Describe tempus imperfectum, prolatio minor
Breve divided into two, semi-breve divided into two
Earliest form of recorded organum
parallel organum
Allegorical story where a horse becomes king and chaos ensues
Roman de Fauvel
Wrote 'many pleasing discants'
Perotin