2. RENAISSANCE MUSIC

Interval that became important as a consonance in Renaissance music.

Which is NOT a Renaissance instrument?

Profane polyphonic form written in French, typically with instrumental accompaniment and musical onomatopoeias

Protestant homophonic form written in German, often based on popular melodies. 

Who composed "Ay triste que vengo"?

Renaissance instrumental pieces based on improvisation upon a melody.

The lute was one of the most popular Renaissance instruments

Profane homophonic form written in Spanish with "estribillo" and "coplas".

Galliard and courante are second dances of a pair, with spins and jumps in ___ rhythm.

Identify the texture of this piece.

Profane polyphonic form written in Italian without instrumental accompaniment. The lyrics are about love.

Catholic polyphonic form written in Latin, consisting of all the parts of the liturgy: Kyrie, Gloria, etc.

Identify the timbre of this piece.

"Haut" is associated with loud instruments intended for outdoor performances.

Renaissance instrumental pieces with a simple theme later repeated with changes.

A broken consort is an ensemble formed by instruments from the same family.

Predominant Renaissance texture, with balance between the voices.

Anglican polyphonic form written in English.

What does Renaissance mean?

Renaissance musicians practice word painting reflecting the meaning of the text with music.