UNIT 1 and 2. 3 ESO. MUSIC

Double reed wind instrument from the Ancient Greece associated with the worship of Dionysus.

• Vihuela

• Lyre

• Salpinx

• Aulos

Style of ornamented singing with two or three notes per syllable.

• Metrical

• Syllabic

• Neumatic

• Melismatic

Traveling musician that entertained his audience with secular song.

• Mistrel

• Goliards

• Troubador

• Noble

Christian singing unified under the pontificate of Gregory the Great.

• Madrigal

• Chanson

• Gregorian

• Cantigas Santa Maria

Luxurious manuscript that gathered troubadour's songs.

• Aulos

• Cantiga

• Songbook

• Manuscript

Luxurious manuscript that gathered troubadour's songs.

• Aulos

• Cantiga

• Songbook

• Manuscript

Generic name for some medieval dances with phrases that were repeated with open and closed endings.

• Pavane

• Galliard

• Estampie

• Ballet

Instrumental form bases on improvisation whose name refers to the idea of giving free rein to imagination.

• Fantasia

• Toccata

• Chorale

• Ricercare

Instrumental family that performed low intensity music.

• Loud

• Bas

• Hau

• Soft

Compound form of religious polyphony, result of putting together all the pieces from the liturgy.

• Ensalada

• Gregorian

• Counter Reformation

• Mass