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| Who composed Quam pulchra es? |
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| Who composed De plus en plus? |
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| Who composed Se la face ay pale? |
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| Who composed Missa Se la face ay pale? |
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| Who composed Missa prolationum? |
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| Who composed Ave Maria…virgo serena? |
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| Who composed Missa Pange lingua? |
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| Who composed Ein feste Burg? |
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| Who composed Pope Marcellus Mass? |
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| Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina |
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| What 2 genres are associated with Quam pulchra es? |
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| What genre is De plus en plus? |
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| What genre is Se la face ay pale? |
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Ballade
Although it does not adhere to the traditional aabC ballade form. |
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| From what part of the mass does Missa Se la face ay pale come from? |
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| From what part of the mass does Missa prolationum come from? |
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| What genre is Ave Maria…virgo serena? |
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| From what part of the mass does Missa Pange lingua come from? |
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| From what part of the mass does our excerpt of Pope Marcellus Mass come from? |
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| What are the 4 voices that make up the texture of the polyphonic mass as seen in the 15th Century? |
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Superius
Altus
Tenor
Bassus |
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| What is the mode that was outlined by Heinrich Glareanus? |
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This mass features movements which are linked primarily by sharing the same opening motive or phrase (called "head-motive")
What mass is this? |
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| The leading music theorist of the 15th century. Wrote the Liber de arte contrapuncti. |
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Johannes Tinctoris
Flemish Composer (c. 1435-1511) |
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This compostional technique features 2 voices moving in parallel 3rds and 6ths and ending each phrase on an octavev, complimented by 1 other improvised voice sung in parallel perfect 4ths below the highest voice.
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| This compostional technique uses chant as a middle voice and adds and upper voice moving a parallel 4th above the middle voice. The lower voice ("burden") moves in parallel 3rds below the middle voice, to a fifth below to mark the beginning and ends of phrases. |
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| A technique where 2 or more voices are derived froma single notated voice |
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| Ein feste burg is a strophic hymn featuring what type of form? |
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| What are the 4 main sources for Chorales? |
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1. Adaptions of Gregorian Chant
2. Existing German devotional songs
3. Secular songs given new words; type of contrafactum:a piece in which a new tect, usually sacred, is added topreexisting music.
4. New compositions. |
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| Missa Se la face ay pale, Gloria is what type of mass? |
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| For how many voices was Pope Marcellus Mass written? |
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6 voices
1 soprano, 1 alto, 2 tenors and 2 basses |
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This composer spent time in the service of an English earl who was part of the forces occupying France during the hundred year war.
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Binchois
Composer of Se plus en plus |
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| This piece is notated in 2 voices but sung in 4. What is the title and genre? |
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Missa prolationum, Kyrie by Jean de Ockeghem
genre: Mensuration canon: Voices move at different rates of speed by using different mensuration signs. |
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