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- Imitative Counterpoint
- Homorhythmic homophony
- Melody-dominated homophony
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The Renaissance, the distinction between religious and secular music continued. The music of this period had the following characteristics:
- It was composed for several parts.
- It was composed using medieval modal scales.
- It had a defined and regular rhythm.
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Vocal music was developing in both the religious world and the secular world.
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He was a German theologian and monk, known for starting the Protestant Reformation in his country.
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Pavane, galliard, branle and sarabande.