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The Catholic Church took a period of time where they moved out of Rome.
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This music form wa popular between 1470 and 1530. THis music form usually included three or four voices, high pitched voices, and an instrument such as a lute.
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The Madrigal form of music flourished in the 16th century. This form of music usually included three to six voices and written in poetic form.
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One of the most well-known composers of the Roman School. This movement saw a shift from secular to sacred.
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One of the most important Italian cities of the Renaissance was Venice. Venice overtook Rome as the center of the Iralian Renaissance.
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Giovani Gabrieli was born in 1557. He would become a composer for the Venetian School. His family was involved in music as well, his uncle was also a composer. Together, they were the first to write dynamic composisitions.
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Born in 1567, Montevardi was a prolific composer of madrigal music who wrote eight books about the music form.
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In other words, the Singing Ladies of Ferrara, was a ladies' singing group. They would perform formal concerts for the Duke of Ferrera.
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The Roman School was a movement by the church to force music to relate more towards the church rather than other things.
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The Venetian School was a school where composers would write ensembles for St. Mark's Cathedral.
