A device that revolutionized the sharing of information, invented in 1456.

The music imitates the lyrics. e.g. If the words mean to go up, the melody goes up the scale. 

A polyphonic choral work set to a sacred Latin text other than the ordinary of the Mass.

Franco-Flemish composer, considered to be the "Master of the notes" by Martin Luther.

The most important sacred composer of the Renaissance, credited for saving polyphony in the church.

A meeting of leaders in the Catholic Church to discuss reforms within the church, including changes to church music. 

a polyphonic choral setting of five texts that were said or sung at every Catholic service. 

The language used in the Renaissance Catholic Mass.

One of the five movements of the mass, melismatic, meaning Lord have mercy.

One of the five movements of the mass, syllabic, meaning Glory be to God on high.

One of the five movements of the mass, syllabic, meaning I believe in on God.

One of the five movements of the mass, melismatic, meaning Lamb of God.

One of the five movements of the mass, melismatic, meaning Holy…is the Lord of Hosts.

The most popular kind of secular song in Italy during the late 15th and early 16th century.

English composer known for his elegant madrigals.

English composer known for his instrumental compositions, considered to be the greatest English composer of the Renaissance. 

The Renaissance began in which three countries?

A secular intellectual movement emphasizing the dignity of man.

A mixed consort consists of instruments of the same type.

A whole consort consists of instruments of the same type.

Instruments of the Renaissance were categorized as haut or bas.

Most instrumental music was for concert performances.

Three important dances of the Renaissance were the Pavane, Galliard, and the Running Man.