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The first important renaissance composer, used medieval cadences
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Bass singer
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Dominated by parallel thirds and sixths, secular music became equal to church music, a cappella polyphony, word-painting,
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Flowing and melismatic
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A lot of triple and double groupings
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Progressions centered around 3rds and 6ths as well as church modes
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Four-part polyphonic works, homorhythm and counterpoint
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Shawms, cornets, slide trumpets, sackbuts, harps, l vielles, lutes, psalteries, portrative
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Invented by Johannes Gutenberg
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Italian who influenced German music
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Considered, by Martin Luther, the best composer of our time
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Leading composer at Burgundian court
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Made contributions to large scale forms and their unity
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Anounces the rebirth in art of music
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German theologian Founder of the Lutheran church
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Teacher who used complex, continuous polyphony
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Taught Byrd, wrote both for the Latin and reformed English Liturgies
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Famous for early madrigals
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associated with Willaert
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Prolific composer of renaissance that mixed polyphony and homophony
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Icon of Renaissance era and made contrapuntal liturgical music
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Over 2000 compositions in all languages
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Pupil of Willaert, uncle to Giovanni
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Leader of the Florentine Camerata
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Pupil of de Rope; wrote madrigals for the Concerto della Donne
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Catholic composer writing both Protestant and Catholic music in England
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sacred spanish music composer
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Leading Madrigal composer of late 16th century
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Contributed to the development of the English madrigal
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Known for his chromaticism, Neapolitan prince of venous, murdered wife
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Took music in a different style
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English organist