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| Renaissance - also known as the Golden Age Of? (2) |
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| Age of Humanism? (Baroque or Renaissance) |
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| Most common media of Renaissance? |
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| Renaissance, also known as....(2 words) |
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| Most common subject of the Renaissance? |
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| Composed Music for the Roman Catholic Church. Composed Motets and Mass'. Composed Secular Music- songs. |
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The Prince of Music.
Mainly Sacred.
Perfected Polyphony |
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One of the best composers of late Renaissance.
One of the 1st Masters of Opera.
Played Violin & Organ. |
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Started in Italy.
Secular.
4-6 Vocalists (usually singing their own line)(polyphony)
LOVE was the most common subject
Used for entertainment
wordpainting.
Influenced Opera |
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Type of dance music (secular)
Instrumental
multi-sectional
medium = consort
genre of the piece "3 Dances" |
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Extravagance
Flamboyance
Action & Motion
Drama
Elaborate Ornamentations
(all elements of?) |
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| Phrase that is repeated (many times) on higher or lower pitches |
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| Rapid alternation of 2 pitches |
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| Note added before main note. (happy bday) |
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| repitituous and continuous |
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| most common media of Baroque |
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| violin, organ, harpsichord |
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Polyphonic
Keyboard
1 movement
A genre to show off the composers ability |
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Music for lute or keyboard
Showed off the performers "chops"
Organ or Harpsichord |
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