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| What did Guido D'azzo do? |
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| Developed early sol fege, made c yellow, f red, developed hexachord and Guido's hand for the playing of hexachords. |
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| What is the difference between hard, soft and natural hexachords? |
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| The hard hexachord has a b, the soft a bflat and the natural no b at all. |
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| Troping is an embellishment which helped develop Gregorian chant. |
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| What is the difference between a Liturgical and nonliturgical drama? |
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| Liturgical plays were during the service while nonliturgical were still religion based but not during the service. They had a moral aspect. |
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| Who was Hildegard of Bingen? |
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| Given away to the church by her parents, composed a lot of music, many nonliturgical dramas, very important. |
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| What are Chanson de Geste? |
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| Tales of deeds about heroes. |
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| Wrote Robin et Marion. He was a Trouvere |
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| What forms did Trouveres sing in and what did Troubadours sing in? Also explain Meistersingers and Minnnesingers. |
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| Troubadours were strophic and Trouveres in rouvere form. ABaabAB. Meistersingers sang in bar form AA(b). Minnesingers were also strophic. |
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| What does Polyphonic mean? |
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| And organized prepared piece which has a direct divergent piece at the same time. |
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| What does melesmatic mean? |
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