Across
- 2. The order of the sections of the Ordinary part of the Mass
- 4. what most instrumental music was intended for
- 7. Flemish composer of early Renaissance
- 8. the development of Protestant religions; associated with Martin Luther
- 10. Mass by Palestrina that convinced church elders to keep polyphony in church music
- 12. the texture of music of Gregorian Chant; one layer
- 14. Composer of Catholic music with Counter-Reformation
- 15. a guitar-like string instrument
- 16. press the invention that revolutionized the world during the Renaissance
- 17. Music School of Venice; Gabrieli was most notable composer
- 18. 450-1450
- 19. unaccompanied choral music
- 21. the texture of music during the Renaissance; many layers
- 23. the intellectual school of thought developed during Renaissance
- 25. One of the first composers of whom we know his name
- 26. a high-pitched woodwind instrument
- 28. one a capella vocal line; Music of the early Catholic Church
- 29. sacred polyphonic choral music of Renaissance that has newly composed words
Down
- 1. Italian composer of Renaissance known for sacred and brass music
- 3. English composer of madrigals and Triumphs of Oriana
- 5. musical representation of specific poetic images.
- 6. Middle Ages composer
- 9. highlight of day of clergy; celebrates the Last Supper/Communion; texts are basis for many church compositions
- 11. 1450-1600
- 13. Nun who composed music and saw visions
- 18. secular, polyphonic, a capella music of the Renaissance
- 20. "New Art" in France where secular becomes more important that sacred during late Middle Ages
- 22. School of composers in Paris in Middle Ages; Measured Rhythm
- 24. English composer of mostly keyboard music
- 25. German equivalent of song and madrigal
- 26. a small stringed instrument
- 27. French equivalent of song and madrigal