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English leader of the newer, consonant style of music
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A founder of the newer, consonant style of music
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Franco-Flemish, first important Renaissance composer
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Founder of the newer, consonant style of music
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Bass Singer
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Flowing and Melismatic, Wider Leaps, Top voice was the bearer, vague quality in polyphony. Sometimes a sung melody accompanied by subservient instrumental melodies
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Progressions of 3rds and 6ths, Dissonances discouraged and always resolved. Still based on church modes. Modality tonal system
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Common in both instrumental and vocal music
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Renaissance composers' primary technique
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One larger choir broken into two smaller ones
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Loud or Soft Instruments
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Used as basis of sacred composition, Cantus Firmi
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Theorist that announced a rebirth in the art of music
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Considered by Martin Luther to be the "best of the composers of our time"
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Franco-Flemish Composer
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Leading Composer at the Burgundian court
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Made important contributions to large-scale forms and their unity
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First Music Printer and Publisher
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Developed by Josquin
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German theologian and composer
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Largely simple compared to ars nova
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Appeared in Lute Literature
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Italian organist, composer, teacher, uncle of giovanni
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New modern genre, Largely poetic forms
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English, Catholic composer writing for both catholic and protestant churches
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Ahead of his time, took music into a new style