the student are assigned to have a written report accordingly by historical period- Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque in whole sheet of paper .They shall choose one composer in each period and let them summarize in paragraph form the performance practice - Explain the role of the composer setting compositions , audience , incuing the kind of music they used.
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Renaissance music is distinguished by its imitation of polyphony. Grand and ornate embellishment of sculptures, theatres, works of art, and music define the Baroque Period. The concerto, fugue, oratorio, and chorale were the musical genres that flourished throughout the Baroque Period.
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- The first instalment of Music History of the Western World examines the evolution of Western European music from its earliest identifiable roots in antiquity and the middle ages through the Renaissance and Baroque eras.
- You will hear music that served as the foundation for the Classical, Romantic, and Modern eras—music that is, on its own, sophisticated, varied, upbeat, solemn, and emotionally deep.
- The fundamentals of music, such as Gregorian chant and organum from the mediaeval era, the newly discovered polyphony texture from the Renaissance, and the equal temperament and major-minor tonality from the baroque era—each time period contributes a piece to the foundation upon which most past, present, and future music is and will be based. Although these three periods may appear to be very distinct from one another, there are actually many commonalities between them. The mediaeval era, which began around 476 AD, is mostly associated with the church because the majority of its musical output is sacred. The music of this time period, known as Gregorian chant, is monophonic and solely contains the single-line melodies of early church music known as plainchant.
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