what is an experience affected by emotional state of both performer and audience?
Live performance
this group of nobles who wrote poems/songs for court use primarily were renowned in southern france.
troubdours
what does Renaissance mean?
rebirth
what is an oratorio?
sacred version of opera
what is the time frame for the medieval period?
450 to 1450
a regular, recurrent pulsation that divides music into equal units of time is the definition of ________.
beat
true or false. jongluers often found steady work and were treated as royalty amongst the people of the medieval period.
false
what year did martin luther take action?
1517
what is the texture of baroqe music?
polyphonic and extensive use of imitation
what year was rome sacked by vandals causing the fall of the roman empire
455
the organization of beats into regular groups is the definition of __________.
meter
because there was not a true notation system early in the medieval period _______ were used in place of traditional notation.
nuemes
what church was founded by martin luther?
the protestant church
how many of claudio monteverdi's works still survive?
3 out of 12
what years did the plague ( black death) severely impact Europe killing a fourth of the population?
1347-1352
what does ff (fortissimo) mean?
very loud
between the years ____and____ a 2nd melodic line was added to chant.
700-900
the renaissance was the golden age of?
ac apella
english composer who lived ( 1659-1695)?
henery purcell
what was the timeline of the Renaissance?
1450-1600
True or false. pitches perceived to sound good together is called dissonance.
False
the term ___________ refers to medieval music that consists of Gregorian chant and one or more additional melodic lines.
organum
who was know for their 104 composed masses and some 450 other sacred works?
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
true or false. the fugue was the cornerstone of baroqe music.
true
what was the timeline of the baroqe period?
1600-1750