Middle Ages/The Renaissance 476-1600 (chant, polyphony, chanson rondeau, baroque, a capella, masses, motets, hymns, madrigal, frottola, monody,
By morganp2018
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changes in culture
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he organized gregorian chant
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credited with invention of the staff (also the reason we have to take music theory, ew)
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founder of convent in Germany, one of most studied early female composers, prophetess
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first known polyphonic composer
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polyphonic composer, may have studied with Leonin
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served in court in Montferrat, wrote 35 poems
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first composer of Ars Nova
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signaled end of knighthood
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most famous composer and poet of his time, French priest
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music theorist, blind composer, Italian
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plague killed over 75 million people
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famous Italian artist
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made voyages of discovery possible
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English, influential in Europe, English quality to his music, more 3rds and 6ths in his music
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first Renaissance composer
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Rondeau for 3 voices
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low bass, respected composer
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composer an theorist, dictionary of musical terms
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famous Italian artist, The Birth of Venus
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revered Renaissance composer, respected by Martin Luther
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German composer
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Northern France, Italian court service, ahead of his time, emotion filled music
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Famous Italian artist
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Pieta, Italian artist
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Italian artist
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Protestant leader
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Italian artist
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father of text expression
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English, 40 part voice motet
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Italian Madrigal composer
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Italian Madrigal Composer
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Protestant movement
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composed most madrgials
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The most famous composer from the Renaissance, polyphony
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awarded most posthumous fame
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Baroque-Renaissance style artist
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Italian Madrigal composer
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ranks in importance with Josquin and Palestrina
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Catholic English composer, Protestant England
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Palestrina's style, Spain
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English Madrigal composer
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instrumental ensemble and polychoral works, St. Mark's Cathedral
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lives into early Baroque, Renaissance songs composed for his plays and used in them
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madrigals, operas in Baroque era
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English, clever word painting
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English Madrigal composer