The Renaissance Era. 1475-1600 During this time in history… Intelletual and artistic activity began in Italy and started to spread to northern Europe.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Renaissance Humanism.
Advertisements

The Renaissance Era Audio Clip is Bovicelli 1400 – 1600 “Rebirth”
RENAISSANCE ( ) (age of Humanisim) -printing press
Music History The Renaissance (rebirth).
Renaissance
MUSIC IN THE MIDDLE AGES. rt and music were critical aspects of medieval religious life and, towards the end of the Middle Ages, secular life as well.
Chapter 17 Continuous Forms. Continuous Forms- Vocal Music Some vocal music is based on non-repetitive texts and are therefore considered “continuous”
Medieval and Renaissance
Medieval & Renaissance. Medieval Church Music 800 – 1400 Plainchant/Plainsong The earliest written down music, sung in churches by monks & priests 
William Byrd All music heard in this presentation was composed by William Byrd, unless otherwise stated.
Beginnings of the Modern World,
2011 © McGraw-Hill Higher Education Music: An Appreciation 10th Edition by Roger Kamien Part III The Renaissance.
© McGraw-Hill Higher Education Music: An Appreciation 9th Edition by Roger Kamien Part III The Renaissance.
Renaissance Music Objective 7. So here is what is happening… Time frame intellectual & artistic activity began in Italy around 1350 and spread to Northern.
The Renaissance ( ).
Overall sound is much smoother and more homogeneous Strict and free imitation General Characteristics of Renaissance Music.
The Renaissance.
The people that survived the wars and the plague in the Middle Ages wanted to celebrate life. They began to question institutions, such as.
Characteristics  In Renaissance music, rhythm is more a gentle flow than a sharply defined beat  Each melodic line has great rhythmic independence 
By: Katelyn Gutierrez Period 6
Sacred Genre of the Renaissance ( )
During the 1500’s, there were serious stresses, or perhaps you would call them interesting developments, in many aspects of the social order. For example:
Renaissance Mrs. Keating Grade 9 Fine Arts.
The Italian Renaissance
Italy: Birthplace of the Renaissance.  HUMANISM  SECULAR  PATRON  PERSPECTIVE  VERNACULAR.
The Music of the The Rebirth of Art & Music Copyright © Frankel Consulting Services, Inc.
The Music of the The Rebirth of Art & Music Copyright © Frankel Consulting Services, Inc.
Begins on page 74 Chapter 9 Renaissance Music The Renaissance Outlook  Rebirth of interest in ancient civilizations  Humanism  Many great works of.
Music of the Renaissance c – 1600 An Overview.
Music in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The Middle Ages ( A.D.) Also know as the Medieval Period Begins around the time that Roman Empire.
Renaissance Period -Another name for this period is “Rebirth.” -The Renaissance Period was from the years This period is also considered the.
Palestrina WHAT ARE WE LEARNING TODAY? Learn about the importance of Secular Music in the Renaissance Period Complete a Listening Activity.
1300 – Renaissance Renaissance means rebirth or revival. Strong influence of the ancient Greek and Roman styles.
Music in The Renaissance ( ) Projects in Music Theory Mrs. Safari Pascack Valley High School.
Renaissance music started in the 1450 and began in Italy but soon spread to the rest of Europe. This kind of music was less governed by the church.
Italy Humanism- the idea of human dignity and worth Greek and Roman Model for education and art You could improve your status through “genius”
Borrowed from Mrs. Valenti’s World History Class Saddleback Valley, CA Thanks Mrs. Valenti!
Renaissance Music
 “The world is coming to it’s senses, as if awaking out of a deep sleep” (Eramus)
  Time of advances in science i.e. Galileo  Time of exploration i.e. Drake, Cortez, Magellan and DeSoto  Time of Art achievements i.e.
THE RENAISSANCE “REBIRTH” THE ARTS FLURISHED DURING THIS TIME.
Music Appreciation Rennaissance. EQ: What does music from the Rennaissance sound like? EQ: What does music from the Rennaissance sound like? Mini Lesson:
RENAISSANCE TO BAROQUE Welcome to Music History. Composers and their dates Renaissance Composers:  Giovanni Palestrina: 1525 – 1594  Known for writing.
Renaissance Period -Another name for this period is “Rebirth.” -The Renaissance Period was from the years This period is also considered the.
THE MEDIEVAL ERA. SACRED VS SECULAR Sacred = music of the church Sacred = music of the church Secular = music anywhere else, popular music Secular = music.
Chapter 3 The Humanist Approach.
The Renaissance. O The Renaissance Period occurred from 1400—1600. O The world of science advanced through the work of Galileo and Copernicus. O Christopher.
Music History: Medieval and Renaissance Periods
Renaissance (fr. “rebirth”) (ca ) The Renaissance was an age of discovery, both geographical and humanistic. Depth and perspective entered the.
Music of the Renaissance The Age of Enlightenment (1400 – 1600)
Chapter Six: Renaissance Music, Renaissance Music Intellectual and artistic flowering that began in Italy, then to France and England Inspiration.
Europe in the 15 th Century AP World History Notes Chapter 15.
Renaissance Period Renaissance Means? Re-Birth.
Renaissance Period Polital Events Fall of Constantinople (1453) Capture of the Byzantine – 1,110 years old, marked as the end of the Middle.
Music: An Appreciation 10th Edition by Roger Kamien
The Renaissance AD.
The Spirit of Renaissance
Italy’s Advantages : Movement in Italy Explosion of creativity in art, writing, and thought This period called The Renaissance Term means rebirth.
The Renaissance and Northern Renaissance
Music: An Appreciation 8th Edition by Roger Kamien
Renaisance 1450 ~ 1600.
The Renaissance Era Audio Clip is Bovicelli.
Italian Renaissance LT: I can identify and describe characteristics of the Renaissance and consider how specific characteristics distinguish the Renaissance.
Art History Part 2: Renaissance.
Medieval to Renaissance
Renaissance Period Music
The Renaissance Time Period
The European Renaissance
THE RENAISSANCE.
Presentation transcript:

The Renaissance Era

During this time in history… Intelletual and artistic activity began in Italy and started to spread to northern Europe Musical development started around 1475 “Renaissance thinkers” Inspired by ancient Greece and Rome People started to value personal achievement, intellectual independence and discovery

Humanism A new school of thought came about A philosophical perspective very different than the Medieval Era Emphasis on human worth, creativity, and capacity

Musical Style of the Reniassance Stepwise motion, small range still Some chromaticism started to use in secular music Duple meter became popular, not just triple Secular music became more lively More instrumental music came to be Vocal music was still predominant Vocal music started to be written with 4-5 parts

Motet - Sacred Popular type of composition from this time Written for acappella choir Chromatic musical style Performed at church, chapel, or at home for private prayer Latin text, sacred subject From mass or old testament psalms

Madrigals - Secular Began in Italy but spread all around Europe Much more complex Composition for several voices (4-5) Men and women could sing Usually acappella Amateur musicians Test - secular poems, usually about love Vivid musical imagery of text Text painting

Josquin Depres Very important Renaissance composer 20 masses, 70 motets, 70+ secular works Recognized as a genius Very big on balance and symmetry The Michelangelo of music and counterpoint One of the first composers to have many works printed

Palestrina Born in Italy Spent almost entire career working for churches in Rome Called the “Savior of church music” 104 masses, 250 motets

Listening - Palestrina

Things to Remember Motets Madrigals More complex, but still mostly vocal music Innovation and inspiration in the arts Renaissance means rebirth or reawakening