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| vibrating string ex: viloin, cello |
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| create vibration through striking ex: xylophone |
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| vibrate through some type of membrane ex: drums |
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| move air through Ex; trumpet |
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| soprano, alto, messosoprano |
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| monarchy, clergy, peasants |
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| influenced by middle eastern music, role in church services, proper part of mass |
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| 1 pitch for every syllable of text |
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| many pitches for every syllable of text |
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| several pitches for every syllable of text |
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| square notes on 4 line staff |
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| wrote based on religious visions, tried to use emotion |
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| earliest polyphony, 12th and 13th centuries |
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| wandering actor-singers versatile entertainers |
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| foremost composer-poet; also cleric ,worked at French courts sacred and secular,compositions |
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| advances in lit, art sciences, world exploration |
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| sacred vocal peice replaces chant, always in latin |
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| use of word painting, sung in any language |
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| abloste monarchy, luxirious taste alot going on |
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