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Renassiance: Medieval Renaissance Text Harmony Rhythm
Renassiance: Medieval Renaissance Text Harmony Rhythm
1/23 Musicianship
Medieval Renaissance
text Not priority priority
harmony Unstable intervals Stable intervals
rhythm hocket
Humanism-secularism
Gentalment-Learn to write properly
-history, grammar, poet, speak, language, debating...etc.
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2/6
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2/8
→ triad (consonance)
→ Melodic line
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2/13
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2/15
15th
Isorhythm- after duets, the bass part is slower, therefore the duration is different
double leading tone, hocket disappeared. Prexist materials are used freely.
Equal voices
Paraphrase- more freely using the borrowed material
Dufay
Ockeghem
2/20
Paraphrasing-
plainchant, secular, carved (borrowed from patron's name), Humh(經⽂)
Ex.39
Imitation from top to bottom
High Reniassance
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2/27
Portestant Reformation
October 31/ 1517
Witttemburg- Martin Luther
Switzerland-
Chorales
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2/28 (read handout today)
Post-Josquin (Composers who adire Jospiun but did something new )
-Nicholas Gombert, Andrian Willaert, Clement non Papa, Cristobal Morales...
-pervasive imitation(Jospiun: structral imitation- paired duet, strated from)
phrases
-overlaping cadence
-overlaping phrase
-dense
-rare homophony
-harmonically weired
(handout Gombert ex.50, ex.61, ex.86)
Council of Trent
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3/6
Eton college
Eton chapel- worship Marry.
Wall paintings- gooden legend(Mary's Maricles)- worked with music to highten
the devotion
Eton Chiorbook
Compiled 1490~1502 for use at Eton Chapel
Lost of Marian antiphons
• Motets
• Magnificats
• 1 passion
Eton style
-high register
-Florid and high treble
-many parts (up to 13)
-early: polyphonic, non imitative
-middle: imitativem, cantus firmus
-late: no CF techniques, more imitatioin
Irregular, intricate rhythms
panconsonant
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Test
Slow tenor?
Homophony?
Traidic?
5th and 4th intervals?
Melodic upper parts?
Hokcet?
Double leading tones?