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| 2 part organum, polyphonic, bottom is original chant, top is tenor |
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| Mass Beata Virgine (Kyrie) |
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| Palestrina; "lord have mercy", from mass ordinary, double chorus. first not latin |
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| For Us Unto a Child is Born from Messiah |
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| Vivaldi; first movement, from the seasons. the first concerto |
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| woodwind, percussion, brass, strings |
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| for brass instruments; makes softer;more wooden sound |
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| last string player who gets own applause |
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| woodwind except oboe and bassoon |
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| early guitar, curved neck |
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| like a harp, king david played one |
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| repeated note; short pattern |
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| large section in a complete work |
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| musical sentence; set of notes contributing to melody |
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| melody but used for a purpose; repeated |
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| added to theme or changes theme |
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| 2+ notes sounded simultaneously |
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| 7 note series of resource notes |
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| whole system of chords; includes progression of chords |
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| primary chord numbers are |
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| organize 5 italian speed tempo terms |
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| grave, adagio, adante, allegro, vivace |
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| who organized ALL Gregorian chants |
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| polyphonic; for chorus; in Latin, but NOT text from Mass |
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| Mass was sung in latin until |
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| organum was first version of |
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| noblemen say about crusades/love |
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| first female composer who name we know; famous piece Play of the Virtues |
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| secular choral song usually about love |
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| after printing press carried it to england |
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| written to Queen Elizabeth |
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| orchestral works based on dance rhythms |
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