Music of the Renaissance

Isaac's Choralis Constantinus is an anthology of

Faburden and fauxbourdon designate

Joana la Loca and Philip the Handsome were the parents of

The first theorist to describe what we call "chord progressions" was

The derivation of pitches from the vowels in a name, saying, or phrase is known as a

In order to facilitate the singing of psalms, the Calvinists developed

In the year 1453,

Poems dealing with combat troops using weapons in battle are

Madrigals were performed

The confusion of text resulting from pervasive imitation was eliminated by Roman Catholic composers by

Ottaviano dei Petrucci published the first printed music

In English music of the 15th century, the word "burden" means

Heinrich Glareanus's treatise Dodekachordon (twelve-stringed lyre)

The "Shroud of Turin" is reputed to be the

Johannes Ockeghem's Missa prolationum is noteworthy for its use of

A polyphonic Mass setting in which the composer does not identify a melody or compositional device is called a

In painting of the 15th century, we find

The Court of Burgundy had its capitol in

The use of two or more successive semitones in the same direction is

The rage for Italian madrigals was transplanted to England

The author and composer of As Vesta Was from Latmos Hill Descending is

The first treatise on counterpoint, Liber de arte contrapuncti, was written by

Important madrigal texts were written by

Owing to the Hundred Years' War,

Josquin's Missa Pange lingua is an example of a

An example of a motet by John Dunstable is

When a popular tune like Innsburck, ich muß dich laßen gets a new text—like O Welt, ich muß dich laßen—we get a

Keyboard instruments of the 15th and 16th century were tuned in

Martin Luther's favorite composer was

Martin Luther composed

The musical composition associated with the "Shroud of Turin" is

Gioseffo Zarlino discussed emotion and expressivity in music in his treatise

Charles the Bold

An important early 16th-century composer of Italian madrigals is

In the Anglican church, motets are called