
❄️Renaissance Music
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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?
Europe
North America
Africa
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:
monophonic
polyphonic
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:
singing very loudly all of the time.
singing "stop" and then having the music stop.
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?
A violin has 4 strings.
You hold a violin by your feet.
A violin has a curved back.
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?
It is small.
It calls woodland creatures.
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?
Because each person picks one based on their height.
So that we can have high notes and low notes.
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?
The lowest.
The highest.
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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