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  1. What is the de els i ray?
    mass for the dead
  2. Missa notre dame composer
    Machaut
  3. Missa notre dame period
    MA-ars nova
  4. Missa notre dame type
    mass
  5. Missa se la face ay pale composer
    Dufay
  6. Missa se la face ay pale period
    early ren
  7. Missa se la face ay pale type
    mass
  8. Who is the only composer of note from Burgandian school?
    Dufay
  9. Ave Maria composer
    Josquin
  10. Ave Maria period
    high ren
  11. Ave Maria type
    motet
  12. Missa pange lingua composer
    Josquin
  13. Missa pange lingua period
    high ren
  14. Missa pange linguo type
    paraphrase mass
  15. As Vesta was Descending composer
    Weelkes
  16. As Vesta was Descending period
    late ren
  17. As Vesta was Descending type
    madrigal
  18. Pope Marcelli composer
    Palestrina
  19. Pope Marcelli period
    late ren
  20. Pope Marcelli type
    mass
  21. Tristus anima composer
    Lasso
  22. Tristus anima period
    late ren
  23. Tristus anima type
    motet
  24. O Magnum Mysterium composer
    Victoria
  25. O Magnum Mysterium period
    late ren
  26. O Magnum Mysterium type
    motet
  27. La Bouree composer
    Praetorius
  28. La Bouree period
    late ren
  29. La Bouree type
    dance
  30. Io Parto composer
    Gesualdo
  31. Io Parto period
    late ren
  32. Io Parto type
    madrigal
  33. Morro lasso composer
    Gesualdo
  34. Morro lasso period
    late ren
  35. Morro lasso type
    madrigal
  36. Pavana Lachrymae composer
    Byrd
  37. Pavana Lachrymae period
    late ren
  38. Pavana Lachrymae type
    dance
  39. late renaissance master of motet
    Lasso
  40. Teacher of Josquin
    Ockeghem
  41. Flemish composer who influenced German music
    Isacc
  42. Flemish composer who influenced Italian music
    Willaert
  43. Chromatic madrigals
    Gesualdo
  44. Sub-period of Lasso
    late ren
  45. Sub-period of Weelkes
    late ren
  46. Sub-period of Byrd
    late ren
  47. Sub-period of Morely
    late ren
  48. Sub-period of Dowland
    late ren
  49. Sub-period of Victoria
    late ren
  50. Sub-period of Josquin
    high ren
  51. Sub-period of Leonin
    ars antiqua
  52. Sub-period of Perotin
    ars antiqua
  53. Sub-period of Dufay
    early ren
  54. Sub-period of Dunstable
    early ren
  55. Sub-period of Alleghri
    late ren
  56. Most numerous kind of chant sung before and after a psalm
    antiphon
  57. Who was Boethius?
    early MA; Roman philosopher, music theorist--wrote first music theory book
  58. Who was Guido?
    the father of music notation, 1000AD
  59. What is a troubadour?
    medieval composer of northern France
  60. What is a hocket?
    a single melody shared between two or more parts such that one voice sounds while the other rests.
  61. What are some specific contributions of the Ars Antiqua?
    rhythmic modes
  62. What are some specific contributions of the Ars Nova?
    minstrel notation
  63. What is organum?
    First major polyphony. Used in church. Latin. Based on existing chant.
  64. What is conductus?
    Original material, usually a Latin poem. Very loose term.
  65. What is a motet?
    different lines at same time, adding another line onto already existing text. Sometimes in multiple languages.
  66. What are some names of double reeds and their families?
  67. What is a plainsong mass?
    using different chant melodies for each movement
  68. What is a cantus firmus?
    "fixed melody"; base all movements of mass on same melody
  69. What is a parody mass?
    using a preexisting polyphonic mass (like motet) "plugged into" mass
  70. What are the musical periods and their dates?
    • Medieval period (450-1450)
    • Renaissance (1450-1600)
    • Baroque (1600-1750)
    • Classical (1750-1820)
    • Romantic (1820-1900)
    • Contemporary (1900-)
  71. Earliest Greek music theorist?
    Pythagorus
  72. What are the two cults in Ancient Greece and what is each's appropriate instrument?
    • Apollo--lyre
    • Dionysus--aolus
  73. Roman musical practice was taken from what country?
    Greece
  74. Rhythm and form are generally determined by the what in Ancient music?
    the words/syllables used
  75. Greek scales are called...
    modes
  76. What do you call short phrases used to construct Greek scales?
    tetrachords
  77. Phrygian and Lydian are names of Greek...
    modes
  78. The Greek theory that music affects emotions is the theory of...
    ethos
  79. What are the dates of the ars antiqua?
    1150-1300
  80. What are the dates of the ars nova?
    1300-1450
  81. What is the first important polyphonic form?
    organum
  82. What is the polyphonic form that used various texts and languages?
    motet
  83. What is the polyphonic form that uses original music and has Latin text based on Latin forms (Latin poems)?
    conductus
  84. What is the rhythmic innovation of the ars antiqua?
    rhythmic modes
  85. What is the rhythmic innovation of the ars nova?
    independant rhythmic notation. minstrel notation
  86. Franco of Cologne invented what?
    minstrel notation
  87. Who is considered the father of music notation and when?
    Guido, 1000AD
  88. Name an important composer of the ars antiqua.
    Leonin
  89. Who is the most important composer of the French ars nova?
    Machaut
  90. What is the name of the first important school of polyphony, and where does it reside?
    School of Notre Dame, Paris
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