music lesson gr 9

1. VOCAL and
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
MEDIEVAL, RENAISSANCE, and
BAROQUE periods

2. MEDIEVAL ERA
•Medieval Music was mainly sung and controlled by
Monks. They were more of a gloomy,
monotonousness sound that centered and pretty
much all of it was about religion.

3. MEDIEVAL ERA
•Gregorian Chant (Vocal- Sacred)
•“Le jeu de Robin et de Marion” (Vocal- Secular)
•Estampie (Instrumental)

4. RENAISSANCE PERIOD
•Renaissance Music was lighter, more cheerful and
had much more tones to it. Mainly brass and
percussion seeing as the harpsichord and piano
had yet to be made and strings were rare. They
had, like the Medieval era, more voices.

5. RENAISSANCE PERIOD
•Kyrie Eleison (Vocal)
•Estampie (Bouree)

6. BAROQUE PERIOD
•Baroque Music was grand and ordinate like the art
and architecture. This one had strings, more of a
balance between sounds and voices, and the
subject unlike the last two derived from more than
religion.

7. BAROQUE PERIOD
•Hallelujah Chorus (Cantata)
•For Unto Us a Child is Born (Oratorio)
•Fugue in G minor (Instrumental)