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100

Dates for Medieval Era

500-1400 A.D

100

A churchwoman and visionary who contributed remarkably to plainchant

Hildegard of Bingen

100

One melody with no harmony

Monophonic

100

This type of sacred music contains a single vocal line with no instruments.

Plainchant, Plainsong, or Gregorian Chant

100

ABA model in music

Ternary

200

Dates for Renaissance 

1400 to 1600 A.D

200

This Italian composer is credited with saving music in the Catholic church.

Giovanni Palestrina

200

Two or more lines of independent melodies that are played at the same time.

Polyphonic music

200

Music that is sung for non-religious reasons is called

Secular

200

The texture of a early chant is?

Monophonic

300

A style of music names after Pope Gregory

Gregorian chant

300

Traveling poet-musicians from northern Spain and Italy

the troubadours (men) or trobairitz (women)

300

Vocal music sung without instruments.

A Cappella 

300

Another word for Renaissance

Re-Birth

300

The Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, & Angus Dei make up this polyphonic choral work.

The Mass

400

This was the main form of secular music during the Renaissance.

The Madrigal

400

This Belgium composer was considered the first the exemplify Renaissance characteristics in his music

Josquin Des Prez

400

A polyphonic love song (in French) for 2-4 voices

Chanson

400

Who was the creator of what would eventually be our standard notation

Guido d'Arrezo

400

These were popular instruments used during the Renaissance period.

lute, viola da gamba, recorder, and harpsichord

500

A "new art" movement that emphasized innovation over tradition, leading to more complex rhythms, varied harmonies and increased expressiveness

Ars Nova

500

A composer who spearheaded the ars nova movement and had his hand in both the sacred and secular worlds.

Guillaume de Machaut

500

The word Medieval is derived from what word? Meaning what?

Medius - Middle

500

Medieval system of musical notation

A neume

500

Name one of Palestrina's rules

1). Music should move naturally not rigidly or stiffly. 

2). Music should not use many leaps.

3). If there are jumps they should be small and the music should come back after the jump. 

4). Dissonances should never be on the beat 

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