Florentine and Roman Renaissance music

This musician was a natural music prodigy much like Michelangelo in painting and architecture

Little music was ever _____

Under Pope _____ church music became very important

This Composer combined native Italian idioms with his own background and training

Another name for the Sistine Chapel Choir

The highest honor for a musician was an appointment to this choir

The Sistine Choir consisted of this many singers

___ collected lute and viol players, organists, and the finest singers

In Scientific Naturalism ____ laws were applied to composition of rhythmical progressions

Josquin enjoyed universal acclaim as the greatest musical mind of the early _____ century

Josquin's four-part motet ______ is an admirable illustration of his art

Lorenzo's verses were a mix of courtly ____ and popular poetry

Issac's duties included those of organist and ________ at the Florence Cathedral

Josquin Desperez left the papal choir after 8 years to become choirmaster for the King of _____

Musicians reinterpreted _____ musical thought during the revival of classical forms

____ music was actively cultivated at the at the papel palace

This group took universally acknowledged the supremacy of northern composers

The name for Julius's choir in in St. Peter's

Leo's encouragement of music put it on par with _____ pursuits

____ from the singing centers of Antwerp, Liège, and Cambrai flocked to Rome

means "perfect art"

Josquin's style of music became outdated compared to the modern ____ music

The Renaissance composers sought to regain the perfection of _______ music

In ____ Josquin's music was influenced by the warm, liquidness of Italian Lyricism

Issac's work with Lorenzo led to the creation of ______, a kind of 16 cen popular secular music

Normally the Sistine Choir sang

___ ___ wrote the 6-part motet that commemorated Leo X's accession