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medieval and renaissance

By jxs190
  • 995 BCE

    stylistic traits

    Almost purely fuctional music, for specific services , dances, or for entertainmet
    Melodies are confied to a small range
    steady and regular rhythms
    Monophonic
  • Period: 995 BCE to 1050

    Wipo

  • Period: 991 BCE to 1033

    Arrezzo

  • Period: 481 BCE to 524 BCE

    Boethius

  • 476

    other events

    Fall of rome
  • 995

    Genres

    Secular
    Ballads
    Lais
    Rondeaux
    Virelais
    Madrigals
    Chant
  • 995

    inventions

    Notations for pitch and rhythm
    eyeglasses
  • Period: 1071 to 1126

    William IX

  • Period: 1098 to 1179

    Ventadorn

  • Period: 1135 to 1201

    Leonin

  • Period: 1150 to 1200

    Daniel

  • Period: 1155 to 1200

    Nesle

  • Period: 1160 to 1213

    Brule

  • Period: 1170 to 1230

    Vogelweide

  • Period: 1180 to 1238

    Perotin

  • Period: 1180 to 1278

    Cardenal

  • Period: 1183 to 1205

    Vidal

  • Period: 1190 to 1236

    Reuental

  • Period: 1212 to 1212

    Dia

  • Period: 1213 to 1239

    D'arras

  • Period: 1221 to 1284

    Alfonso X

  • Period: 1230 to 1300

    Riquier

  • Period: 1245 to 1285

    Halle

  • Period: 1291 to 1361

    Vitry

  • Period: 1300 to 1377

    Machaut

  • Period: 1320 to 1362

    Firenze

  • Period: 1325 to 1397

    Landini

  • Period: 1337 to 1453

    Hundred years war

  • Period: 1340 to 1386

    Bologna

  • Period: 1376 to 1445

    Wolkenstein

  • Period: 1390 to 1453

    Dustaple

  • 1397

    Inventions

    new tuning systems
  • Period: 1397 to 1474

    DuFay

  • Period: 1397 to 1397

    Genres

    Ballet
    Balletti
    Chant
    Masses
    Motets
    Hymns
    Secular
    Sacred
  • Period: 1397 to 1397

    Stylistic traits

    Top voice was usually chosen as the melodic voice
    Rhythm was quite simple
    Progressions of 3rd and 6th
    Dissonances were not encouranged
    Tonal system was modality
    Homorhythm
    Counterpoint
  • Period: 1400 to 1400

    Cordier

  • Period: 1400 to 1460

    Binchois

  • Period: 1410 to 1497

    Ockeghem

  • Period: 1445 to 1518

    Compere

  • Period: 1446 to 1506

    Agricola

  • 1450

    printing press

  • Period: 1450 to 1521

    Prez

  • Period: 1450 to 1517

    Isaac

  • Period: 1452 to 1518

    DeLaRue

  • Period: 1457 to 1505

    Obrecht

  • Period: 1460 to 1512

    Brumel

  • Period: 1465 to 1525

    Cara

  • Period: 1466 to 1539

    Petrucci

  • Period: 1470 to 1534

    Tromboncino

  • Period: 1483 to 1546

    Luther

  • Period: 1485 to 1558

    Janequin

  • Period: 1490 to 1545

    Taverner

  • Period: 1490 to 1562

    Sermisy

  • Period: 1490 to 1562

    Willaert

  • Period: 1494 to 1576

    Sachs

  • Period: 1500 to 1553

    Morales

  • Period: 1507 to 1568

    Arcadelt

  • Period: 1515 to 1565

    Rore

  • Period: 1517 to

    Zarlino

  • Period: 1521 to

    Monte

  • Period: 1525 to

    Palestrina

  • Period: 1532 to

    Lasso

  • Period: 1532 to

    Gabrieli

  • Period: 1534 to

    Bardi

  • Period: 1535 to

    Wert

  • Period: 1535 to

    Ingegneri

  • Period: 1536 to

    Striggio

  • Period: 1540 to

    Byrd

  • Period: 1545 to

    Luzzaschi

  • Period: 1548 to

    Victoria

  • Period: 1553 to

    Marenzio

  • Period: 1554 to

    Gastoldi

  • Period: 1557 to

    Morley

  • Period: 1559 to

    Beauliieu

  • Period: 1560 to

    Nanino

  • Period: 1561 to

    Gesualdo

  • Period: 1562 to

    Sweelinck

  • Period: 1567 to

    Montevardi

  • Period: 1567 to

    Monteverdi

  • Period: 1571 to

    Salmon

  • Period: 1576 to

    Weelkes