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by Pelayo Fdez 7 years ago

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Medieval Music . Pelayo

Medieval music spans from the 5th to the 15th century, deeply intertwined with the societal structure of feudalism and the religious influence of the Church. Religious music, characterized by Gregorian chants initiated by Gregory the Great, saw significant contributions from composers like Leonin and Perotin, especially within the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris.

Medieval Music . Pelayo

Medieval Music . Pelayo

CONCLUSIONS

More Secular Music
Had day jobs
Musics
Poors
Composers
Anonymous
More Religious

DANCE

Famous Medieval Dance
The Morris dance
Egg dance
Estampie
Carol dancing
Instruments
drums , tabours , tambourines
bells
jingle
Circle dance
Country dance
Court dance

SECULAR MUSIC

Trobadours
Adam de la Halle
Composers:
Francesco Landini
Guillaume de Machaut
National Lenguage
11th century-13th century

RELIGIOUS MUSIC

Only Men
Poliphony
Gregorian chant(Gregory the Great)
Composers:Leonin/Perotin

First : Cathedral of Notre Dame(Paris)

MUSICAL FORM

Motet
No Religious
Organum
Parallel / Florido
Religious
Polyphonic

INSTRUMENTS

Outdoor
The Hurdy Gurdy
Indoor
Recorder
Percussion
Triangle
Drum
Wind
Pipe
Flute
Stringed
Viol
Harp

TEXTURE

Poliphonic
11 th century

Ars Nova ( 1300- 1450 ) Ars Antiqua ( 1100- 1300)

Monophonic
Without instruments - Melismatic chant

NOTATION

Scale
Guido D'Arezzo - Name of the notes
4 lines (tetragram)
Square Notation

INTRODUCTION

From 5th century to 15th century
Religion
Church /Cristianism/Islam
Society
Kings/Lords/Vassals
Feudalisim