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Middle Ages and the Renaissance

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1
How did the new ideas and freedom of the Renaissance affect music?
Music was monophonic
People were free to create more music for fun
Religious music was much more popular than it was before
2
What did Palestrina do?
Made sure that only men sang in the church
Created Gregorian Chant
Created the five line staff
Convinced the Pope to use polyphonic music
3
Who had the power during the Middle Ages?
The Pope
The King
4
What does the word Renaissance mean?
Rebirth
Redo
Review
Rewind
5
What does "polyphonic" mean?
A double reed instrument
one sound
a secular vocal song with no instruments
many melodies at the same time
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What does monophonic mean?
more than one melody at the same time
only one melody
secular music for instruments
7
What is a canon?
A polyphonic song that has melody repeat in other parts
Musical Rebirth
when two or more different notes are played together
A secular, vocal song with no instruments
8
What did Guido D'Arezzo do during the Middle Ages?
Make music polyphonic in the church
Create what we now know as the 5 line staff
Invent the printing press
9
Middle Ages = Limited, as Renaissance = ?
Sad
Freedom
Religious
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What is a madrigal?
A monophonic piece of music
A chord
A vocal piece that has 3-6 parts and is very polyphonic.
A piece of music played with only instruments
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What new process helped people share ideas and music during the Renaissance?
Electricity
The printing press
Cars