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    The document discusses the history of Western classical music through different periods: 1) The Medieval period saw the rise of Gregorian chant and sacred music dominated the church. Music was mostly monophonic and a cappella. 2) The Renaissance period saw the development of vocal music like madrigals, motets, and masses. Musical notation also developed further. 3) The Baroque period was a time of major developments in instrumental music, orchestral music, and vocal genres like opera and oratorio. Tonality and many musical terms were established.

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    Vocal Music: Phuamae M. Solano Viiii - Curie

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    The document discusses the history of Western classical music through different periods: 1) The Medieval period saw the rise of Gregorian chant and sacred music dominated the church. Music was mostly monophonic and a cappella. 2) The Renaissance period saw the development of vocal music like madrigals, motets, and masses. Musical notation also developed further. 3) The Baroque period was a time of major developments in instrumental music, orchestral music, and vocal genres like opera and oratorio. Tonality and many musical terms were established.

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    Phuamae M.

    Solano

    VIIII - CURIE

    M
    -It began with the Fall of Roman Empire
    -Monophonic, and unaccompanied
    -Church was the one who rules
    -Choir
    -Sacred and Secular Music
    -Troubadour, Gregorian Chant

    -Some significant parts of Music


    were developed such as musical
    Vocal Music notation. Also, in both periods, a
    -Concerto, Concerto
    lot of musicalGrosso, Fugue,
    terms have beenOratorio,
    Chorale
    added.

    Music has
    been -mostly polyphonic, but sometimes along
    developed by with in
    homophonic
    -The songs this period are much more
    -Acapella song, without accompaniment composers in
    every period intense.
    -Madrigal -Music was developed. Major and Minor
    -Two main forms: Motet and Mass -Origin: Europe
    tonality has been developed and many
    -Orchestra
    -Looking back to the Golden Age of Greece musical terms have been added.
    and Rome-mostly polyphonic
    Both
    R Polyphony
    -Instrumental Music and Vocal Music

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