PPT-Renaissance Secular Instrumental music

Renaissance Secular Instrumental music Though still subordinate to vocal music instrumental music did become more important during the Renaissance Instrumental groups performed polyphonic vocal pieces. m.socrative.com – Room 38178 OR Bell Ringer Card. QUESTION:. Name 2 artworks that were commissioned by the Medici Family (2 artworks that they had created).. From the video. !. If you get stuck, look at the artworks you had to know for your last quiz and think of which ones you saw created in the videos…. Renaissance music (secular). Renaissance Music was not only found in the church. It was used as a form of entertainment in peoples’ homes, usually richer people.. A common type of vocal music at this time was the . Renaissance. c. . 1450 – 1600 . An Overview. From Medieval to Renaissance. Increase in instrumental music, although vocal music still predominate. Rise of secular music due to patronage of the nobility, particularly in Italy (. Renaissance. Means “Reborn”. Roughly 1400-1600. Cultural Movement. Effects Art, Music, Science, Philosophy, Religion. Starts in Italy, Moves through Europe. Characterized by Humanism. Humanism – importance placed on humans, their needs, and rational thoughts. 15. th. – 17. th. century . Important transitional figure, . very. influential. Burgundian. School: one of the first academic groups (first phase of Franco-Flemish school).. Music spread and copied by everyone after him – even though he came before music printing! . Hieronymus Bosch, The Garden of Earthly Delights (. c. 1490-1510). Main Genres of Instrumental Music. Transcriptions based on vocal models. Settings of chant melodies for the liturgy. Sets of variations. 450-1600. Introduction. Most important musicians were . priests. that worked for the church. Boys received music education in . schools. , while . girls . were not allowed to sing in church but did make music in convents. By: Fio. MUSIC PERIOD TIMELINE. Each new period has developed great changes in style, function and the form of music.. Music Periods. 1. The Medival Period (800-1400). Music is usualy played and used in religious places, and often doesn’t have harmony but only a single melody.. I. Characteristics of the Renaissance. Contrast with the Middle Ages. The Renaissance man . viewed the Middle . Ages as a backward interval between classical culture and his own “modern” age. Contrast with the Middle Ages. Renaissance. Renaissance means . rebirth . or . revival. . . Strong influence of the ancient . Greek. and . Roman. styles. . Renaissance. Vocal. music was more important than . instrumental. music.. The Renaissance Period occurred from . 1400—1600. . The world of science advanced through the work of Galileo and Copernicus.. Christopher Columbus, Sir Francis Duke, Cortez, Magellan, and . DeSoto. Renaissance Timeline. “The Renaissance”. (1450-1600). Assigned Reading: pp.80-93 (Part II/Section 2). Listening: . Ave Maria…Virgo Serena. by . Josquin. . Desprez. (c. 1450-1521). MOTET . Though still subordinate to vocal music, instrumental music did become more important during the Renaissance. Instrumental groups performed polyphonic vocal pieces. Soloists used the harpsichord, organ, or lute to play simple arrangements of vocal works. Renaissance Period - 1400 - 1600. Renaissance. means 'rebirth' and denotes a period in history where there was a resurgence of interest in culture and learning based on the ideas of the ancient Greeks and Romans. .