The Renaissance period

Polyphonic music

• One voice singing

• Two or more simultaneous lines of independent melody

• One line melody

• Renaissance clothing

Orchestra

• A vocal singing

• A group of instrumentalists playing classical music

• A type of hat

• A soloist

A capella

• Choral singing performed with instruments

• Choral singing performed without instruments

• Choral singing performed with percussion instruments

• Instrumental music

Secular music

• Secular music is non-religious music.

• Secular means being separate from religion.

• Secular music in the Middle Ages included love songs, political satire.

• Secular music in the Middle Ages included dances and dramatic works.

The most common instruments in Reinaissance.

• The electric guitar.

• Keyboards.

• The organ, the trumpet and a type of trombone.

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• True

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Forte means...

• Long.

• Quiet.

• Soft.

• Loud.

Piano means…

• Quiet.

• Short.

• Slowly.

• Thin.