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First notation symbols employed the Gregorian chant.

Christian singing unified under the pontificate of Gregory the Great

Instrumental accompaniment used in Greece and in troubadour's music, imitating or repeating parts of the vocal melody.

Luxurious manuscript that gathering troubadour's songs.

Type of florid singing with more than three notes per syllable.

Poet and musician of noble origin who sang in his language about courtly love and the knightly spirit.

Polyphonic form of Ars Antiqua composed upon newly-created melodies and not upon Gregorian Chant

Voices develop in contrary motion.

Students and vagabond friars who sang secular songs in Latin

Sytle of ornamented singing with two or three notes per syllable.

name of the songs of troubadours in Spain

Simple singing style with one note per syllabe.

Primitive texture with just one melodic line, used in Greece and in the Middle Ages.

First form of primitive polyphony based on the parallel movement of voices at a fourth or fifth distance.

They were traveling musicians who visited castles and villages entertaining people with songs and acrobatics.

Polyphonic song of Ars Nova in which voices perform the same melody but with successive entrances at different times.

Different scales depending on the initial note, used in Greece and in the Middle Ages.

Polyphonic form of Ars Antiqua in which voices move in different rhythms, singing different texts.

Feelings that provoked the different Greek scales, also gathered by Gregorian modes.

Plucked string instruments from Ancient Greece associated with the worship of Apollo.