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❄️Renaissance Music

❄️Renaissance Music

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6th - 8th Grade

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Sara Gleason

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Renaissance Music

1475-1600


Hybrid students will complete this in class. Virtual students or students who are absent should complete it on their own.

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Medieval

- Religion = Power

- Wealth = Power

- Wealth = Education

- Superstition

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Renaissance

- REBIRTH

- changes in ideas = Humanism

- people can control their world

- people can create beautiful things

- people are amazing and beautiful

- also, exploration

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Multiple Choice

What continent that you are sitting on right now, was rediscovered in Renaissance times?

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Europe

2

North America

3

Africa

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South America

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Renaissance Vocabulary

  • imitation

  • word painting

  • viol and recorder

  • sacred / secular

  • monophonic / polyphonic

  • a cappella

  • Composers: Josquin Desprez and Thomas Weelkes

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Imitation

  • What is imitation?

  • Row, row, row your boat...

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Josquin Desprez

  • sacred

  • a cappella

  • imitation = polyphonic

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Multiple Choice

If a song has imitation, we can also say that it is:

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monophonic

2

polyphonic

3

fast

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Thomas Weelkes

  • secular - running in the hills!

  • imitation = polyphonic

  • a cappella

  • word painting - the music shows the definition of the word.

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Multiple Choice

A popular example of word painting is:

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singing very loudly all of the time.

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singing "stop" and then having the music stop.

3

singing high and then low.

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Viol

  • all held between knees

  • 6 strings

  • flat back

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Multiple Select

What are 2 differences between the modern day violin and a viol?

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A violin has 4 strings.

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You hold a violin by your feet.

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A violin has a curved back.

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A viol has less strings.

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The Hurdy Gurdy and the Recorder

Hurdy Gurdy is a string instrument with a turning wheel and a keyboard to play pitches.


The recorder is a woodwind instrument.

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Multiple Choice

Why is the recorder a woodwind instrument?

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It is small.

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It calls woodland creatures.

3

It has holes to cover to change pitch.

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So. Many. Sizes.

LOOK AT ALL THE RECORDERS!!!

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Multiple Choice

Why are there different sizes of recorders?

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Because each person picks one based on their height.

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So that we can have high notes and low notes.

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Those were the sizes of wood that they happened to find.

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Multiple Choice

The largest recorder is almost 10 feet tall!!!! What type of sound would this instrument make compared to other recorders?

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The lowest.

2

The highest.

3

The smallest.

Renaissance Music

1475-1600


Hybrid students will complete this in class. Virtual students or students who are absent should complete it on their own.

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