Medieval and Renaissance Recap

3. when the music mimics or follows the meaning of the words is called word _____
5. pivotal composer in the transition from Medieval to Renaissance
9. temple of Christian worship; usually found in a city, town, or village
17. word that means "rebirth", musical period
18. secular music became popular due to the development of what practice
19. a church located in a monastery
20. a note-against-note type of organum
21. an early type of musical scale with set intervals
22. means "New Art" ____ Nova
23. secular unaccompanied multi voice music in the vernacular language
24. genre of vernacular music that became Christmas carols

1. modern day Spain/Portugal and the hot spot for exploration/trade
2. movement that emphasized peopel and their social life
4. male singer of courtly love songs (Southern France)
6. female singer of courtly love songs (Southern France)
7. pre-existing melody that can be used in multiple pieces, refers to the melody itself
8. Elaboration of a plainchant melody by a countermelody sung above it
10. symbols called neumes were placed on lyrics to create _____ notation
11. famous madrigal composer Maddalena
12. pre-existing melody that can be used in multiple pieces, usually refers to the whole work
13. multiple pitches for one syllable
14. female Anchorite who made sacred dramas to spread the word of the lord
15. 15th-century fretted plucked Spanish string instrument, shaped like a guitar but tuned like a lute
16. sacred polyphonic vocal music
18. this person expanded upon Leonin's organum