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Medieval Music. Diego

Medieval music spans from the 5th to the 15th century, encompassing a range of societal influences, including the church, feudal lords, and warriors. Music from this era is categorized into secular and religious forms.

Medieval Music. Diego

Medieval Music. Diego

Medieval dances

There were 4 different types of dances
Country dances
Line dances
Court dances
Circle dances

Instruments

There also were two types
Outdoor instruments

The BAGPIPES

Indoor instruments

The PSALTERY

The RECORDER

There were 3 different types of instruments, like nowadays
Wind

Flute, pipe...

Percussion

Drum, cymble...

Stringed

Harp, fidole...

Form

Texture

Polyphonic
Monophonic

Early polyphony

Melody added above
The Gregorian chant
Florid organum
Melismatic
XI century

Notation

Evolution
Square notation: Dots became rectangles so that the rhytmic modes could be written.
Dots that represent how low or high every pitch is. Firstly they were written without lines and then lines were added to represent how low or high these pitches were.
Neumes, symbols imitating the wavy movement of the hand while conducting the choir.
It began in the 8th century to keep and fix all the Gregorian chant repertoire

Music

No religious / secular
Trouveres

Hadam de la Halle

Inventor of the motet

A piece of music where two or more different verses are fit together simultaneously without regard to harmony.

The most famous troubador ever

Love songs

They do the 1st musical piece

Different countries

Western europe

Germany

France

XI - XIII century
Religious
Gregorian chant

4 modals

Mole choir

Latin

Monophony

Introduction

Chronology
V century - XV century
Religion

Islam

Christianism

Society
Kings and lords
Warriors
Church
Economics

Feudalism