'Gregorian chant' presentation slideshows

Recollection for SHC Parish Choir Groups

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Opening Act:

Opening Act:. Describe life in the Medieval Period Describe these elements of music from previous lessons Harmony Melody Rhythm. The Misery of the Human Condition. inspiring words from Pope Innocent III

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Religion in the Middle Ages

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Total Eclipse of My Heart

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Introduction to Western European Music and Music Manuscripts

Introduction to Western European Music and Music Manuscripts. A Presentation by K. Christian McGuire http://www.grianeala.com. Overview of Presentation. General View of Music in Ancient Greek and Medieval Thought Liturgy: Divine Office and Mass Examples: Liturgy, Theory, Miscellany.

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Chapter Nine: Charlemagne and the Rise of Medieval Culture

Chapter Nine: Charlemagne and the Rise of Medieval Culture. Culture and Values, 7 th . Ed. Cunningham and Reich. Charlemagne: Ruler and Diplomat. Papal Coronation Leo III, Christmas 800 Revival of Western Roman Empire Feudal Administration Legal decrees Bureaucratic system Literacy

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Compositional Languages Fall 2012

Compositional Languages Fall 2012. Instructor: Prof. SIGMAN Tuesday 13:00-15:00 Lecture IX. 0. Final Project Proposals? . [submit]. 0.1:Elliott Carter. What did you learn about his life? What piece did you listen to? What is metric modulation? Other concepts and techniques?

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Medieval Music History

Medieval Music History. Medieval Music History. Music has been around since the beginning of man, but we do not know what it sounded like until the Medieval Period.

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Medieval and Renaissance Periods

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Gothic Spaces, Gothic Voices

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Gregorian Chant and its Notations

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SI ALT FOIX

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Medieval Era (Middle Ages)

Medieval Era (Middle Ages). Time Period. 800-1450 AD Time periods are marked by historical events Music history begins here because that is when events started to be written down. Composers. Leonin and Perotin , Many anonymous composers. Famous Pieces.

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Gregorian Chant and The Beginnings of Polyphony: from Ars Antigua to Ars Nova

Gregorian Chant and The Beginnings of Polyphony: from Ars Antigua to Ars Nova. Gregorian Chant. The religious music of the Roman Catholic Church was borrowed from: Byzantium (now Istanbul) contributed hymns (songs of praise). Ambrosian Chant (Milan) contributed antiphonal singing.

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Religious Artwork: Plainsongs/plainchants

Religious Artwork: Plainsongs/plainchants. By Vanessa 6B. Definition Of Church. Church is a building used for public, people come to the church to worship or praise God.

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Music history

Music history. Medieval/Renaissance Era. Periods of Music History. Medieval/ Rennaissance 1300-1600 Baroque 1600-1750 Classical 1750-1850 Romantic 1800-1900 Contemporary 1900-Present. 1300-1600. Music was mostly written for church use

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Chapter 6: Growth in a Crumbling Empire

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Music history

Music history. Medieval/Renaissance Era. 1300-1600. Music was mostly written for church use Pope Gregory had a specific style of music named after him. It was Gregorian chant. Children were given to the church to become priests and nuns.

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The Church Modes

Essential Question: What are modes and how do we construct each one?. The Church Modes. Extended thinking: Who formalized the Greek scheme of modes?. What is a musical (church) mode?. A series of pitches in a defined order Modes came before major and minor scales (modern)

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Guilliame de Machaut

Guilliame de Machaut. Notre Dame Mass. Notre Dame Mass. 1 st polyphonic treatment of mass ordinary by known composer Mass ordinary: consists of text that remains the same from day to day throughout church year Five sung prayers: Kyrie, Gloria, Credo , Sanctus , Agnus Dei

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