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Gustavo Porras Funes

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Middle AgesVersion en ligne Actividad en inglés para 2º de ESO par Gustavo Porras Funes 1 Music in the Ancient Greek Civilization 2 Edict of Milan 3 Gregorian Chant 4 Guido D´Arezzo 5 Trobadours and trouveres 6 Organum 7 Notre Dame School 8 Ars Nova 9 Spanish medieval music Divine origins Great teaching value Emperor Constantine 313 Freedom of religious worship for Christians Pope Gregory The Great Monophonic religious music Religious text written in Latin There isn´t a beat or regular metric accent. Vocal music without instruments. Neumes Square notation Four-line staff Secular vocal music Feudal lords They sang in the vernacular languages Rhythm was more marked Primitive polyphony Consisted of adding a parallel voice of 4th or 5th below the Gregorian chant Vox principalis and vox organalis Perotin and Leonin 12th and 13th centuries Metrical feet Several voices that move in different rhythms singing different texts Music closer to humanity Secular music became increasingly important Philippe de Vitry, Guillaume de Machaut , Francesco Landini Alfonso the X "The Wise" Cantigas Stella splendens

Middle AgesVersion en ligne

Actividad en inglés para 2º de ESO

par Gustavo Porras Funes

Music in the Ancient Greek Civilization

Edict of Milan

Gregorian Chant

Guido D´Arezzo

Trobadours and trouveres

Organum

Notre Dame School

Ars Nova

Spanish medieval music

Divine origins

Great teaching value

Emperor Constantine

313

Freedom of religious worship for Christians

Pope Gregory The Great

Monophonic religious music

Religious text written in Latin

There isn´t a beat or regular metric accent.

Vocal music without instruments.

Neumes

Square notation

Four-line staff

Secular vocal music

Feudal lords

They sang in the vernacular languages

Rhythm was more marked

Primitive polyphony

Consisted of adding a parallel voice of 4th or 5th below the Gregorian chant

Vox principalis and vox organalis

Perotin and Leonin

12th and 13th centuries

Metrical feet

Several voices that move in different rhythms singing different texts

Music closer to humanity

Secular music became increasingly important

Philippe de Vitry, Guillaume de Machaut , Francesco Landini

Alfonso the X "The Wise"

Cantigas

Stella splendens