1. CHAPTERS 1 THROUGH 8
REVIEW & STUDY GUIDE

2. NAMESTERMS
 Plato
monophony & heterophony
 Aristotle
note, interval, scale, clefs
 Socrates
lyre, aulos, and kithara
 Pythagorus
diatonic and chromatic
 Boethius
ethos
 Gregorian chant, plainsong, chant
 Liturgy and hymns

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NAMESTERMS
Guido d’Arezzosolmization
Hildegard of Bingen
liturgy
Cantigas de Santa Maria
cantigas
Troubadour &trouveres
Office
Minnesinger
Mass
Goliard Songs
Proper of the Mass
CarminaBurana (Orff)
Ordinary of the Mass
Jongleur/minstrel
syllabic,neumatic, mellismatic
Liturgical drama
antiphonal
Liturgy of the Hours
sequence
Church modes (8)

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NAMESTERMS
Notre Dame Cathedral (Paris) polyphony
Leoniusorganum
Musicaenchiriadis
parallel organum
rhythmic modes
discant
motet
cantus firmus
music texture
A capella

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NAMESTERMS
Ars Nova
isorhythm
Philippe de Vitryisorhythmic motet
Roman de Fauvel
color
Guillaume de Machautvirelai
La Messe de Nostre Dame
rondeau
Francesco LandiniLandini cadence
Squarcialupi Codex
chanson
Madrigal
ballade
homphony

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NAMESTERMS
Florence
The Medici
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
Galileo
Copernicus
Columbus
Gutenburg
Renaissance
Humanism
Perspective
Individualism
Contrast & clarity
Secular
Age of Exploration
Printing press

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NAMESTERMS
Burgundy
contenanceanglaise
John Dunstablerota
Guillaume Dufay
motet (15th century)
Binchois
polyphonic Mass cycle
Cantus firmus mass (tenor mass)
Bassus (countratenorbassus)
Altus (contratenoraltus)
Cantus, discantus or superius

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NAMESTERMS
Josquin des Prez
Jean de Ockeghem
Petrucci
Attaingnant
Part books
tenor mass
cyclic mass
canon
imitation
parody mass
Paraphrase mass

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NAMESTERMS
Arcadeltfrottola&pavanne
Gesualdochromaticism
Monteverdi
16th century madrigal
Dowland
lute & lute songs
Morley
ballett
Weelkes
word painting
Encinavillancico
Byrd
consort
tablature

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NAMESTERMS
Martin Luther
Jean Calvin
Book of Common Prayer
Council of Trent
Palestrina
Pope Marcellus Mass
Orlando de Lassus
Tomas Luis de Victoria
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Henry the VIII and the Church of England (Anglican)
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Elizabeth I……..Shakespeare……Machiavelli
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Reformation
chorale
anthem
Psalter
Anglican Service

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Example of ancient Greek music "Epitaph Of Seikilos" 1st century C.E.
Example of early Gregorian Chant (Middle Ages)Introitus-"LaudateDeum”
Example of late Gregorian chant for the Mass
Ordinary- "Mass For Christmas Day: Kyrie”
Example of polyphony and harmony (Renaissance)Palestrina: MissaPapaeMarcelli"-Gloria
Collection of Goliard songs in Latin from Middle AgesTHE "CARMINA BURANA” (powerpoint slide)
Listening: Example of organum by Leonin (from
Chant to Renaissance powerpoint)

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Example of parallel organum: “Alelliuajustus et
palma”(from Chant to Renaissance powerpoint)
“Le Roman de Fauvel” (Ars Nova ppt.)
“Messe du Notre Dame” by Machaut (Ars Nova
ppt.)
Alleluia: vidimusstellam - middle ages (Music of
the Middle Ages & Renaissance Review ppt.)
The Notre Dame School of Polyphony (The
Sixteen) “Viderentomnes” (ex. of Organum) (Music of the Middle Ages & Renaissance Review
ppt.)

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Josquin des Prez, Ave Maria (ex. of a sacred motet) –
Music and Art in the Renaissance ppt.
Renaissance Dance, Pavane- Music and Art in the
Renaissance ppt.
"RiuRiuChiu” – Spanish madrigal - Music and Art in
the Renaissance ppt.
“Fair Phyllis I saw sitting all alone” – English madrigal
- Music and Art in the Renaissance ppt.
“Il EstBel Et Bon” – French madrigal-Music and Art in
the Renaissance ppt.
“SaltarellodettoTrivella,” OrazioVecchi, -ex. of a
consort – Music of the Renaissance ppt.
“Sing we and chant it” – ex. Of English madrigal Music of the Renaissance ppt.

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Galliard - 16th century dance – Music & Art in
Renaissance ppt.
Music of the Renaissance ppt. – Know how each
instrument sounds like!
John DOWLAND – Galliards- Ex. Of lute music of
Renaissance - Chapter Seven
Chorale: “Einfesteburg” by Martin Luther - The
Renaissance and the Reformation: Historical
Overview ppt.
Chorale: “A Mighty Fortress is our God” (Luther)
-- The Renaissance and the Reformation:
Historical Overview ppt.