Middle Ages
Haec Dies is an example of this
Organum
Ave Maria Virgo Serena
Motet
The French name for a Harpsichord
Clavecin
word painting
Group that performed the first operas in Italy
The Florentine Camarata
Early dance music with a stately character
Estampie
Orders of service set to music
Mass
Instrumental dance in triple meter
Hornpipe
The one not associated with the Baroque period:
Concerto, ripieno, madrigal, conertino
Madrigal
Term used in early opera to describe monodic style with simple accompaniment
stile rappresentativo
Simultaneous variation with two or more instruments playing the same melody together
Heterophony
The response to the changes in the church important in the development of the Mass
Counter-reformation
French for unequal notes
notes inégales
Italian for little dance
ballett
Italian for serious opera
Opera Seria
Tow terms for low and high volume
Bas & Haut (low and high)
Based on the relationship between poetry and music
Madrigal
Keyboard work with embellishments in English Style
The Carman's Whistle (Byrd)
General term for a plucked keyboard (England)
virginal
Story used in many early operas, including by Monteverdi
Orfeus and Euricidie
The one that is not associated with the Middle Ages:
isorhythm, polytexuality, basso continuo and cantus firmus
Basso Continuo
English composer, theorist, organist and music publisher
Thomas Morley
six concertos written for a Duke by J.S. Bach
the Brandenburg Concertos
A musical shorthand developed during the Baroque era
figured bass
Opera aria using the descending baseline to emphasize the text
"When I am laid to Earth"