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Music Appreciation

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Unit 3: The Renaissance

Unit 3: The Renaissance. 1450-1600. TIMELINE. 1450-1500 Botticelli, La Primavera (1477) Fall of Constantinople (1453) Gutenberg Bible (1456) Columbus Reaches the Americas (1492). 1500-1600 Leonardo da Vinci, Mona Lisa (1503). 1500-1600 cont. Michelangelo, David (1504).

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Music of the Renaissance

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Medieval Music

Medieval Music. Two main types : 1) Sacred (Church); 2) Secular (ordinary) Broken into 8 modes (like the 8 notes in the Western scale) Music first written down during this period Gregory I standardized church music

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MUSI 1000y

MUSI 1000y. General Characteristics of Medieval Music. Liturgical Notated music is mostly vocal Smooth, conjuct melodic contours Folk, dance, instrumental Secular song. MUSI 1000y. General Characteristics of Medieval Music. Syllabic Neumatic Mellismatic. MUSI 1000y.

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The Renaissance Era

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Class #1

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Introduction to Music listening

How did we get to where we are now? Guitars, Drumkit, Voice, Bass, Keyboard?. Introduction to Music listening. Have a brief understanding of music and its development throughout the last 600 years. Be able to identify the Baroque orchestra and its components

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Intro

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Sociology

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The influence of folk music on Hungarian music life

The influence of folk music on Hungarian music life. Before the 10th century : folk music retained ancient melodies. 10th century :Hungary became part of European culture. Musical life was influenced by foreign musical idioms Christianity -> Gregorian hymns and songs.

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Middle Ages and Renaissance

Middle Ages and Renaissance. Worldview, Music. Medieval World: 476-1475. Church is the center of life and thought Music, sacred and secular, is mostly monophonic ( monophony) . Terms: reciting tone, melisma, syllabic, plainchant, Divine Office

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Agenda

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Renaissance

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Chapter Six: Renaissance Music, 1450-1600

Chapter Six: Renaissance Music, 1450-1600. Renaissance Music. Intellectual and artistic flowering that began in Italy, then to France and England Inspiration from ancient Greece and Rome

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General Characteristics of Renaissance Music

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The Baroque Era 101- This is so not the Renaissance.

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Medieval and Renaissance Music

Medieval and Renaissance Music. Concepts you will learn: Plainchant Mass Motet Madrigal Ballett Anthem Air Pavan Galliard Modal. Medieval Music. Lasted from 11 th to 15 th century. Mainly religious works including Chant and Mass

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The Baroque Era ch 15, 14

The Baroque Era ch 15, 14. George Frideric Handel Oratorio. J. S. Bach & G. F. Handel. Handel end of Baroque (1685-1759) large output many diverse styles & genres; sacred & secular Handel homophony Classical era music popular during & after lifetime much OPERA!

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Renaissance music (secular)

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