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    William Byrd Essay

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    the English Madrigal and was a student of Composer Thomas Tallis. As their partnership grew in 1575, Queen Elizabeth the first granted them a joint monopoly for importing, printing, publishing, and sale of music. Byrd mainly wrote music for the virginal and organ. He also composed a great deal of church music to English words, most of which has survived only in manuscript. Another composer was Thomas Weelkes; He lived from October 25, 1576 to November 30, 1623. He wrote many madrigals, nearly…

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    eras, the tremendous increase in the popularity of secular stage drama punctuated by musical intermezzos (music played between the acts of stage plays) invariably ignited opera into existence. As discussed by Greenberg (2009), the intermezzo and the madrigal evolved and flourished during the late sixteenth century and led directly to the invention of opera. ‘The intermezzi had music, they accentuated the dramatic and emotional content of the play in which they…

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    Middle Ages Music Essay

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    The features of music in the Middle Age were very different from the music that society listens to in today’s time. The main form of music in the Middle Ages was the Gregorian chant. This style of music was often listened to in churches during that era. The Gregorian chant was composed of Latin language and performed without instruments. The chants came in various genres all depending on their religious purpose. Some of them consisted of monotone with a slight change in pitch, while others…

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    to both professional artists and amateurs. The chorale was made prevalent by Martin Luther and they were written in German and “drew on Latin hymns and German folk tunes” (Fiero 235). In the time of Elizabeth I, the madrigal became popular with the most popular one being Madrigals, the Triumphes of Oriana by Thomas Morley. The overall theme of moralizing spirit from the Northern Renaissance time is reflected hugely in the advancements made in artwork, literary work, and music of the time.…

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    most popular for his colorful madrigals and motets. Marc Antonio Ingegneri was his teacher growing up in Cremona, Italy. Monteverdi started working for the court of Duke Vincenzo Gonzaga of Mantua in 1591 as a composer and an instrumentalist. He was obligated by his profession to write sacred music but also wrote madrigals; he has nine books in total that show the vast transformation from the Renaissance polyphonic style to the Baroque homophonic style of madrigals. Compositions from this time…

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    Client reported his plan to wait for Erica Madrigal to contact him in order to continue with the intake process with LA Family Housing. Please note that client’s criminal background check for HACLA are still pending the results. Substance abuse: Client reported his plan to abstain from using any…

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    Palestrina left over 100 masses, near 70 offertories, 100+ madrigals and more than 300 motets. In addition, there are at least 72 hymns, 35 magnificats, 11 litanies, and four or five sets of lamentations(According to www.classical-music.com ). Palestrina's compositions are harmonized like no other. Palestrina established…

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    During both The Middle Ages and the Renaissance scarce music was developed. The purpose of scarce music is to “inspire the faithful to worship.” All of the music was written in Latin and placed into part books. A small amount of women viewed themselves as professional musicians during these two time periods. Both eras developed instrumental genres for dance music. Instruments are categorized into two sections bas and haut. A bas instrument throughout these eras was a recorder. The opposite of…

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    Evaluate the challenges of conducting qualitative Research The challenges are different for qualitative research than for the quantitative research process. Each stage has different major characteristics and can be explored when the researcher does not know the variables. The main characteristics are as follows: collecting data from a lesser number of participants where the data is based on words rather than from numbers, exploring a central phenomenon and justifying a problem with the…

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    My grandson asked me to tell him a story about myself, so I recounted my early days when I met the great Jacques Arcadelt. It was many years ago in the mid 1530's. I had snuck into a party hosted by the Medici family. I heard beautiful music and wanted to see the performers first hand. Plus, they always have the best wine. The Medici family has been in power in Florence for so long, people know of no other rulers here. Even though they still followed a monarchical structure and often ruled…

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