1. RENAISSANCE

4. the recovery of the literary and artistic heritage of ancient Greece and Rome

5. the growth of commercial enterprise

6. the rise of a bourgeois class

7. the Protestant Reformation

13. http://youtu.be/16cH1RZcPKs

17. si voleu que us vaja obrir,

18. ara que n'és hora,

19. si voleu venir.

20. Mon marit es de fora.

21. On?: a Montalvá,

22. demà bé serà migjorn

23. abans que no tornarà.

24. E jo que ho sabia pla,

25. que tostemps ho fa així,

26. ara que n'és hora,

27. si voleu venir. http://youtu.be/VBES4e01i9w

28. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Crumhorn Recorder lute sackbut Portative organ Viola da gamba

31. Among the prominent types of dances are these

32. Pavan or pavane: stately processional dance in duple meter, with three repeated phrases in the form AABBCC; became a popular form for stylized, virtuosic settings, often paired with the galliard

33. Galliard: brisk dance in triple meter, same form as the pavane

34. 1. Vocal music played by instruments. Instrumental ensemble performance of vocal music: instrumental ensembles often played chansons, lieder, madrigals, and even motets and mass movements. These served purposes similar to stylized dances: for the entertainment of listeners or of the players themselves. 2. Settings of existing melodies: Instrumental composers wrote hundreds of settings of existing melodies, as vocal composers had done for centuries. 3. Variation sets: Beginning in the sixteenth century, composers wrote many sets of variations for instruments 4. Introductory "free" forms for solo instruments: Soloists used introductory pieces to test the tuning of an instrument, to introduce a song or other vocal piece, or to demonstrate their skill. 2.