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100

711 CE

arrival of Arabs in Spain

100

Ziryab

a composer, musician, and poet

brought Arab music to Spain and founded a school of music

100

El cancionero del Palacio 

The palace songbook 

500 songbook written during the 16th century 

100

seguidilla

a dance in 3/8 time and accompanied by castanets

100

los collides de estleya

Christmas choral piece written during the baroque peirod

using European and african music 

200

822 CE

the first school of music is founded in Spain Ziryab

200

Alfonso X of Castile

his court produced The Cantigas de Santa Maria

200

Paseabase el Rey Moro

The Moorish King passes by

song fro cancionero del palacio

200

Gayta

a spanish bagpipe from the province of Galicia

200

zarzuela 

a spanish opertta

classical singing style with spoken dialogue

300

1492 CE

- the fall of Alhambra in Granada

- Columbus discovers America

- explosion of the Jews from Spain

300

King Ferdinand and Queen Isabela

first King and Queen a united Spain

Also known as the Reyes Catolicos --> establishing catholicism as the main religion of Spain

300

cantiga 166

from the cantigas de Santa Maria

300

Hanaq Pachaq Kusikuynin

first polyphonic composition written in the quechua language

300

teatro de la zarzuela 

theater dedicated to the performance of zarzuela 

400

1856

Teatro de la Zarzuela opened

400

Luigi Boccherini

an Italian composer who migrated to spain and developed the dance Fandango 

400

Cantigas de Santa MarĂ­a

collection of 400 songs dedicated to the Virgin Mary

400

quechua

indigenous language of the Inca people

400

genero grande & genero chico

a form of zarzuela uses serious plot

Grande- three acts

Chico - one act - lively or festive plot

500

developed during the Spanish baroque period (1600-1750)

Fandango 

500

Name a song for each goner chico and genera grande

La verbena de la paloma _ chico

Luisa Fernanda - Grande

500

Fandango 

lively dance in triple meter using castanets

500

polyphonic

piece of music written with multiple lines to be played or sung at the same time

500

Tuna 

singing group composed of young men who were students in medieval universities