CHEM 1201 : Quiz 1 Study Guide Medieval
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Quiz 1 study guide medieval, renaissance, and. Vocal music dominated the medieval and renaissance periods. Gregorian chant: (plainsong) really large body of unaccompanied vocal music setting sacred in latin text, written for western (roman catholic) church. Proper of the mass: texts changed to suit. Ordinary of the mass: unvarying and sung everyday (i think we have to know these) Poet-musicians who flourished known as troubadours (men) and. Trouv res: french composers who carried traditions of troubadours. Humanism: structure of renaissance. (human worth and creativity) Motet: sacred composition for choir in latin text. Generally a capella: ( in the chapel ) voices alone no instrumental accompaniment. More aware of personal achievement, independence, human worth, and creativity. Martin luther posts 95 thesis to end corruption of church (the reformation). Music and other forms of entertainment created for the purpose of entertainment instead of for the church. Who were important figures during the medieval and.
