Chapter 7: Renaissance Vocabulary and People

3. The way words are set to music, in terms of rhythm, accent, etc.
5. A simple religious song in several stanzas in strophic form, for congregational singing
9. Musical illustration of the meaning of a word or a short verbal phrase
11. a slow, 16th-century dance in duple meter
14. a type of polyphony where the various melodic lines use the same themes
15. one melody of interest combined with chords or other subsidiary sounds
17. The modification and decoration of plainchant melodies in early Renaissance music
18. Choral music for voices alone, without instruments
19. famous Renaissance composer; other composers would put his name on their music so it would sell better.

1. composed "Ave maris stella", a harmonization of a plainchant
2. The main secular vocal genre of the Renaissance
4. The church's reaction to the Reformation
6. Leader who broke away from the Catholic Church; started the Protestant movement
7. Later Renaissance composer credited with saving polyphony
8. A sort passage of imitative polyphony based on a single theme
10. A Renaissance court dance in triple meter
12. composed "As Latmos Hill", an English madrigal with word painting
13. "Rebirth"; complex current of thought that worked deep changes in Europe in the 14th to 16th centuries, starting in Italy
16. The main Roman Catholic service; or the music written for it