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History 2 Crossword
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1) A common practise of improvising was to add a drone, sustained tones that mirrored the melody at an interval of a fifth above or below
2) when an musical idea introduced by 1 voice is repated by another voice either exactly the same or using higher/lower pitches
3) multi-voice composition, all voices sing in same rhythm. A chordal (homophonic) texture. It is coupled with syllabic text setting, and this technique delivers the text clearly. The listener's attention is drawn to the top voice
6) The stately Italian dance was often coupled with the Galliard
9) The Ronde was usually associated with the outdoors and was a lively romp performed in a circle or a line
10) vocal music with NO instrumental accompaniment
11) one of the earliest Medieval dances. It is stately in character and involves elaborate body movement, and was danced by couples
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4) when voices move in same rhythm. Creates chords that emphasizes the text
5) polyphonic texture based on modes.
7) Chromaticism was a characteristic of the final stage of development in the Italian madrigal. Gesualdo’s madrigal, “Moro Lasso, al mio Duolo” liberally applies chromatic harmonies
8) Illustrating the text with the music was a common practise of the middle and final phases of Italian madrigals
12) Simultaneous variations; the same melody is played in more than one way at the same time. It involves two or more voices, one playing the original melody while another plays an ornamented or embellished version. Added voices are often improvised
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