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Renaissance
A historical period meaning 'rebirth' when arts and learning flourished in Europe (1400-1600)
Vocal music
any type of written specifically to be sung by human voices
Madrigal
A popular non-religious song for a small group
A popular string instrument from the era,shaped like a half-pear- often strummed or plucked
Lute
Music where all parts move together with the same rhythm, creating clear chords
Homophony
Consort
A small group of instruments, usually of the same family, playing music together
Homophony
Music where all parts move together with the same rhythm, creating clear chords
A type of sacred, polyphonic choral work written in Latin that was sung without accompaniment
Motet
A new machine invented by Gutenberg that allowed music and books to be copied quickly and cheaply
Printing press
A person hired to compose and perform music for a king, queen, or wealthy noble family
Court Musician
Chorale
A gym, or religious song, is meant to be sung by and entire congregation
Court Musician
A person hired to compose and perform music for a king, queen, or wealthy noble family
ZONK
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any type of written specifically to be sung by human voices
Vocal music
A small group of instruments, usually of the same family, playing music together
Consort
Printing press
A new machine invented by Gutenberg that allowed music and books to be copied quickly and cheaply
Polyphony
Music with two or more independent melodic lines woven together at the same time
A historical period meaning 'rebirth' when arts and learning flourished in Europe (1400-1600)
Renaissance
A popular non-religious song for a small group
Madrigal
Lute
A popular string instrument from the era,shaped like a half-pear- often strummed or plucked
Motet
A type of sacred, polyphonic choral work written in Latin that was sung without accompaniment
A gym, or religious song, is meant to be sung by and entire congregation
Chorale
Music with two or more independent melodic lines woven together at the same time
Polyphony