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15 Cards in this Set
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Music always contains a chant melody
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Organum
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Consists of original plainchant melody and another parallel line of music played at the 4th or 5th octabe
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Parallel Organum
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Upper lines given own words
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Motet
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Repeating Rhythm underlying a motet
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Isorhythm
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(bah bah) alteration of very short and melodic phrases or single notes
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Hocket
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Musical representation of specific poetic images
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word painting
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a choral piece has 4,5 or 6 parts of equal interest
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polyphonic texture
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dances were ____
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homophonic
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Unaccompanied choral music
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A cappella
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Piece for several solo voices set to short poem about love or pastoral themes - polyhpnic and never religious (always secular)
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Madrigal
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A group of Renaissance instruments (no orchestras yet)
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Consort
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Plucked string instrumment shaped like half a pair; used in Ren and Baroque music
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Lute
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Split choir / cori spezzati - STEREO
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Antiphonal singing
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vocal form in which music is repeated for each stanza of a poem. Text changes, music stays the same
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Strophic Form (madrigals, church hymns, christmas carols)
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Bridge composer between Ren-Baroque // expanded madrigal.
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Claudio Monteverdi
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