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Jean Mouton was a French Renaissance composer famous for his motets, which are considered some of the finest of that era. He worked for the French court for most of his life, often writing music for royal weddings, coronations, and other important events. Mouton taught choirboys in Grenoble and Amiens and was influential as a teacher, with one of his students, Adrian Willaert, going on to be a founder of the Venetian school of composition.
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Loyset Compère was a French Renaissance composer who worked in Italy from 1470 until returning to France, where he died. He was a significant composer of motets and chansons during his era and one of the first musicians to incorporate the Italian Renaissance style into French music. His most important works included motets, chansons, masses, and frottolas in various genres.
Medieval-Renaissance period
During the Middle Ages, music was monophonic with a single melodic line like Gregorian chants. Later, polyphonic texture with multiple melodic lines was introduced. In the Renaissance, harmony became more developed. The church modes provided scales for medieval music composition but were replaced later. Troubadours, trouvères, and minstrels composed and sang love songs and stories during this period. Madrigals were short lyric poems set to music for multiple voices. Chansons were French songs that evolved from troubadour songs and reached their height in the 16th century.
Guillaume Dufay
Guillaume Dufay was a highly influential Franco-Flemish composer of the early Renaissance born in 1397 near Brussels. As one of the most influential composers of the 15th century, he helped develop new musical forms like the cyclic mass. He composed many masses, motets, and settings of chant and secular songs in forms like ballades and rondeaus. Dufay spent much of his career in Cambrai and was one of the first to design the technique of parallel writing known as fauxbourdon.
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The document discusses important musical developments that occurred during the Renaissance period, including:
1) The emergence of individualism and expression in music, as well as developments like polyphonic imitation, word painting, and the invention of music printing.
2) The rise of secular music and prominence of the Franco-Flemish style, characterized by equity among vocal parts and a variety of textures.
3) Josquin des Prez emerging as a central figure, renowned for his motets including the famous Ave Maria, which features imitative polyphony across four vocal parts.
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The document provides an overview of instrumental music from the Romantic Era. It discusses how Romantic-era music emerged from the Classical period with a focus on artistic freedom and expression of emotions. Key composers from this period included Frederic Chopin, known for his piano works; Peter Tchaikovsky, famous for his ballets; and Franz Liszt, a renowned pianist and composer. Musical genres that developed during this time included program music, which depicted scenes or stories, as well as etudes, ballades, mazurkas, and other forms.
Sistine Chapel Choir Essay
The Sistine Chapel Choir was established in the late 1400s and is one of the oldest choirs in the world. It originally consisted of 24 men divided among soprano, alto, tenor and bass parts. Today it has 20 men for the tenor and bass parts and 30 boy choristers for soprano and alto. Two important composers associated with the choir were Josquin des Prez from 1489-1495 and Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, who was kicked out after marrying in violation of the choir's celibacy rule but continued to write music for them. Palestrina's work Missa Papae Marcelli was influential in convincing the Catholic Church to continue allowing polyphonic church
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The classical period of music spans from 1750 to 1820. During this time, musical forms such as the sonata, concerto, symphony, and opera developed. Notable composers of the classical era include Franz Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Ludwig van Beethoven. Their works, which include symphonies, concertos, and sonatas, are still popular today and used in animated films and television shows. The classical style is characterized by balance, clarity, and elegance.
Machaut Presentation
Guillaume de Machaut was a highly influential 14th century French composer and poet. He was one of the first great masters of the Ars Nova style which featured more complex rhythmic notation. Machaut's most famous works include his Mass of Notre Dame and Tournai Mass. He helped popularize secular genres like ballades and was a pioneering polyphonic composer who influenced later musicians like Bach and Mozart.
Antoine Busnois
1) Antoine Busnois was a French composer born in 1430 near Béthune in northern France.
2) He received a music education and worked at several churches in France and Burgundy, becoming a highly regarded composer, teacher, and singer.
3) Busnois spent time at the courts of Burgundy and France, accompanying military campaigns, and worked at the church of Saint Sauveur in Bruges until his death in 1492.
Ch. 3 music in the 14th century
The document summarizes key developments in European music during the 14th century Medieval era. It describes the Ars Nova style that codified new rhythmic practices, major works like Le Roman de Fauvel that employed isorhythm, and the emergence of polyphonic settings of the mass ordinary. Various poetic and musical forms developed including formes fixes like ballades, virelais, and rondeaus. Musical styles varied across regions of France, Italy, and England.
Austrian Composers
The document summarizes important Austrian composers from classical to modern times. It profiles Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwig van Beethoven, and Joseph Haydn as influential classical composers. Franz Schubert, Johann Strauss Jr., and Johannes Brahms are also highlighted as notable classical era musicians. For modern Austrian composers, brief biographies are given for Falco, who blended rap and German lyrics, and DJ Ötzi, known for party singles.
Austrian Composers
The document summarizes important Austrian composers from classical to modern times. It profiles Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwig van Beethoven, and Joseph Haydn as influential classical composers. Franz Schubert, Johann Strauss Jr., and Johannes Brahms are also discussed as notable classical era musicians. The modern Austrian musicians Falco and DJ Ötzi are highlighted for their unique musical styles that achieved worldwide popularity in the late 20th century.
CLASSICAL PERIOD COMPOSERS
The document provides biographical information on three classical period composers: Franz Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Ludwig van Beethoven. It notes that Haydn was known as the "Father of Symphony" and composed famous works like the "Surprise Symphony." Mozart was a child prodigy who wrote operas and symphonies from a young age but died poor at age 35. Beethoven began performing at a young age, trained under his father and Gottlob Neefe, and eventually went deaf but was recognized as the "Composer of the Millennium."
French Music
The document provides an overview of the history of French music across different eras from medieval times to the 20th century. It discusses important French classical musicians such as Charles Camille Saint-Saëns and Claude Debussy. Modern French musicians highlighted include The Gipsy Kings and Stephane Grapelli. The document also provides suggestions for incorporating French music in the classroom, such as having students research French musicians or learning French songs.
Messiaen presentation
Olivier Messiaen was a 20th century French composer, organist, and ornithologist known for his innovative compositional techniques. He studied at the Paris Conservatoire and served as a titular organist. Messiaen incorporated birdsong transcriptions and his own modal system into his music. He taught composition and studied ornithology, traveling widely to record birds. His masterwork "Des Canyons aux Étoiles" was inspired by Utah's Bryce Canyon during an American tour. Messiaen was a pioneering figure in modern classical music.
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The document summarizes four famous composers: Antonio Vivaldi, W.A. Mozart, Ludwig van Beethoven, and Franz Liszt. It provides key biographical details and their significance: Vivaldi helped transition from Baroque to Classical era and his rediscovered works; Mozart was a child prodigy who wrote his first symphony at age 9; Beethoven was considered the greatest composer ever and essentially invented the modern piano; Liszt was regarded as the greatest pianist and composed influential orchestral and piano works.
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The document discusses vocal music during the Romantic period. It provides biographies and examples of works from prominent composers of the time including Franz Schubert, Giuseppe Verdi, Giacomo Puccini, Richard Wagner, and Georges Bizet. It explains that vocal music, especially art songs and opera, became a significant form of artistic expression during this era as composers sought to interpret human emotions and stories through music.
Music3rd grading
The document provides information about Romantic period music from the late 18th to 19th century. It discusses key characteristics of Romantic music including a focus on emotion, imagination, and nationalism. It introduces several major composers from the period like Chopin, Liszt, Schumann, Berlioz, and Tchaikovsky. The document also explains musical forms and genres that were popular during this era such as program music, piano music like ballades and etudes, and orchestral works like symphonies. It concludes with a quiz testing knowledge of composers and statements about Romantic music.
Baroque Composers
The document discusses several important Baroque composers:
- Jean-Baptiste Lully was an Italian-born French composer known for establishing the French Ouverture form and composing motets, dances and suites for trumpets and strings. He died in 1687.
- Antonio Vivaldi was an Italian priest and renowned violinist born in 1678 known as the "Red Priest" who wrote over 500 concertos, operas and church music before dying in 1741.
- George Frideric Handel was a German-born composer born in 1685 who was interested in music despite his father wanting him to study law, and made contributions to operas and oratorios before dying in 1759.
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