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Music of the

Medieval Period

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What is Mediev

al Music??

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A western music.

It is written during the middle ages.

This era begins with fall of the Roman Empire.

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WHAT IS MONOPHONIC PLAINCHANT??

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It was named after Pope Gregory I.It was originally transmitted orally.

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Characteristics of the Gregorian

Chants

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•Monophonic•Free meter•Modal•Usually based on Latin liturgy•Use of Neume notation

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Characteristics of

Troubadour Music

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Usually monophonicSometimes with improvised accompanimentTells of Chivalry and courtly loveOriginated in FranceWritten in the French language

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Famous Composer of theMedieval Period

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Adam de la Halle( 1237-1288 )

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Adam De La Halle , Miniature in musical codexs.XIIISource: http://picsdigger.com/image/cfd4783Artist: Unknown

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He is also known as Adam Le Bossu.

He is one of the oldest secular composers.

He was a French-born trouvere , poet and musician.

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Adam de la Halle’s works:

Le Jeu de Robin et de MarionLa Chanson du roi de Sicile

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Instruments

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Flute

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Recorder

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Gemshorn

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Pan Flute

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LUTE

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Mandore

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Gittern

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Psaltery

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Bowed Lyra

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Hurdy Gurdy

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Organ

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Shilyani

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Music of the Renaissance

Period

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oRenaissance comes from the word renaitre.oRenaissance Period is a period of “looking back” to the Golden Age of Greece and Rome.oThis era was also known at the “golden age” of acapella choral music.

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Characteristics of

Renaissance Music

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Mostly polyphonicImitation among the voices

commonUse of word painting in

texts and musicMelodic lines move in a

flowing mannerMelodies are easier to

perform because these move along a scale with a few large leaps

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Vocal Music of the

Renaissance Period

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1.Mass

>> It is a form of sacred musical composition.

>> It sets texts of the Eucharistic liturgy into music.

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CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MASS

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PolyphonicMaybe sung acapella or with orchestral accompaniment

Text may be syllabic or melismatic

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Five Main Sections of

Mass

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1.Kyrie2.Gloria3.Credo4.Sanctus and Benedictus

5.Agnus Dei

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2.Madrigal>> It is a secular vocal

polyphonic music composition.>> It was originated from Italy.>> It was written and

expressed in a poetic text.>> It was sung during courtly

scial gatherings.>> It is the most important

secular form during the Renaissance period.

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Characteristics of the

Madrigal

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PolyphonicSung acappellaThrough composedFrequently in 3 to 6 voices

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Instruments

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Slide trumpet

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Cornett

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Trumpet

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Violin

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Lyre

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Irish harp

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Tambourine

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Jew’s harp

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Shawn

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Reed Pipe

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Hornpipe

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Bagpipe

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