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1 REMINDER: Written Test # 1 Friday, 20 Oct 2017
MUH Music History I 11/17/2018 REMINDER: Written Test # 1 Friday, 20 Oct 2017 Covers Materials from Chapters 1 through 5 (see Review Sheets & PowerPoint Slides) DAY 18 (16 Oct 17)

2 MUH 3211 - Music History I The Renaissance: Prelude & Chapters 4 and 5
11/17/2018 Part II The Renaissance: Prelude & Chapters 4 and 5 DAY 18 (16 Oct 17)

3 Instrumental Music More common in 15th and 16th centuries
Iconography (paintings) & written descriptions Usually played from memory - dance music Adapted vocal music - play from parts (double voices) Improvisation and elaboration beyond score

4 Portative Organ Portative Organ

5 Harpsichord Emerges late 14th C Plucked strings
Double stringing - soft volume - fast decay Mechanism Cavazzoni piece (c. 1525)

6 Lute & Theorbo Ex. Lute Ex. Theorbo MUH 3211 - Music History I
11/17/2018 Lute & Theorbo Ex. Lute Ex. Theorbo DAY 18 (16 Oct 17)

7 Violin vs. Viol Ex. Renaissance Violin Ex. Viola da Gamba

8 Wind Instruments Recorder Shawm Sackbut Cornetto

9 (black paper w/ white ink!)
Dance Music Brussels MS (1471) (black paper w/ white ink!) “Basse Dance” – outline of basic melody & steps Basse Dance (example of “Contrapasso) Basse-danse "La Brosse" (Attaignant, 1530) La basse dance du roy d'Espaingne (see textbook, p. 152)

10 TEST # 2 Materials Follow Here
Nothing on the following slides will be used on Test # 1

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