'Medieval music' presentation slideshows

Medieval and Renaissance Music

Medieval and Renaissance Music. MOTET. LATIN WORDS A CAPPELLA (unaccompanied music) HARMONY MODAL (not major or minor but based on one of the seven modes) IRREGULAR METRES (follows the rhythm of the words) MELISMA (several notes to one syllable)

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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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Middle Ages Timeline (450-1450)

Middle Ages Timeline (450-1450). Dates: Music: 450-1000 Earliest notated Gregorian Chant Manuscripts (c. 900) 1000-1300 Troubadours and trouveres (c. 1100-1300) Hildegard of Bingen, O successores (c. 1150) School of Notre Dame (began c. 1170).

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Vocal Music History

Vocal Music History. Singing Through Time.

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In review

In review.

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MUSIC IN THE MIDDLE AGES

MUSIC IN THE MIDDLE AGES.

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Third Period and the Code of Chivalry

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Chapter Five: Medieval Music, 476-1450

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Medieval Times

Medieval Times. 450-1450. Social Classes. Nobility. Peasantry. Clergy. Nobility. Sheltered in castles MEN: Engaged in combat as knights WOMEN: Managed estates, looked after the sick. Peasantry. The vast majority of people

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SECULAR MUSIC IN THE MIDDLE AGES

SECULAR MUSIC IN THE MIDDLE AGES. Troubadours and trouveres: First large body of secular songs surviving Composed during 12 th and 13 th c. Best known troubadour: Guillaume IX, duke of Aquitain, southern France Best known trouvere: Chastelain de Couci, northern France. Age of chivalry

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Enjoyment of Music Essential Listening Edition Chapter 13 Medieval Music

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Medieval Entertainment and Games

Medieval Entertainment and Games. Emma Taylor 6 th period. Introduction. During the Medieval Times, life could be very stressful. Harsh daily life allowed for breaks to have fun and let people enjoy themselves. Medieval society did participate in many games and recreational activities.

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The Medieval Period (a.k.a. The Middle Ages)

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Medieval Music

Medieval Music. Sacred and Secular music. Sacred vs. Secular. Sacred Music used in religious services (Catholic, Protestant) Secular Music not used in religious services. Medieval Sacred Music. Holy Roman Catholic Church Creation of written music Used in the Mass (Catholic service)

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Art and Music

Art and Music. Adam Owen. Did you know that in medieval times music was played while eating because it was believed to help with digestion, and on the first day of spring dancers would dance to high pitched music believing it would awake the hibernating spirits?. Music.

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MEDIEVAL MUSIC REVIEW

EQ: What do you need to know for your test on medieval music?. MEDIEVAL MUSIC REVIEW. Part II Review of Listening Terms and Readings. Concepts. Feudalism - Be able to explain it in a few sentences Church Modes - Know all 7 modes and what notes each one starts on

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Music in the Middle Ages

Music in the Middle Ages. From the fall of the Roman Empire to the 15 th century. Places for Medieval Music. Monserrat Monastery. Santiago de Compostela Cathedral. Music was played in three different places: -Monasteries +Monks were the first to write music -Cathedrals

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