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Music in the Middle AgesVersion en lignepar Mª José de Vega Elías
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Starts with A- Castilian king who composed Cantigas de Santa María.Starts with BAnother name of cornamuseStarts with C-They are pieces of music dedicated to Virgin Mary, composed around the second half of the 13th century under the supervision of the king of Castile, Alfonso X the Wise.Starts with DA medieval scale. Their most important notes are D an d A.Starts with EThe first part of Middle Ages.Starts with F-Country in which first troubadours lived.Starts with GName of religious, monophonic and Medieval music is known.Starts with HA very important female composer in this period. She was a polifacetic abbess who composed 78 pieces of music.Starts with I-Objects that are non used in vocal and religious music in Middle Ages.Starts with JPopular travelling musicians who made their living by staging shows using conjuring tricks, acrobatics and maybe trained animals, at castles and villages. playing songs composed by other composers on a variety of instruments. They were the first disseminators of popular songs.Starts with L-A plucked string instrument ancestor of the guitar.Starts with M-It´s the texture of Gregorian chant.Starts with O-Composer who was inspired by medieval Carmina Burana in 20th century.Starts with P-Another name for Gregorian chant.Starts with R- A a circular window with mullions or tracery radiating in a form suggestive of a rose. In Spanish the word is rosetón.Starts with S- A Medieval instrument whose name reminds us a snake.Starts with T-Four lines to write medieval music (staff´s ancestor).Starts with VCantigas de Santa María were dedicated to the ________________ |