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Dynamics

Form

Harmony

Melody

Rhythm

Timbre

Tonality

Texture

Duration

Sound

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Started before year 1150; considered as the first period in the History of Music

Most of the manuscripts came from churches or religious subjects

Instruments includes: flute, the recorder, lute, organ and fiddle

Types of music includes Gregorian chants and Polyphonic

Composers were: Dunstable, de la Halle, de Vitry, de Machaut and Landini

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Single, unaccompanied melodic line and most commonly sung by the monks

Double, accompanied melodic line and most commonly sung by the nuns

Triple, unaccompanied melodic line and most commonly sung by the monks

Triple; accompanied melodic line and most commonly sung by nuns

The use of single independent voice types, as combined with one melody line in monophonic singing

The use of duet voice types, as combined with one melody line in monophonic singing

The use of multiple independent voice types, as opposed to the one melody line in monophonic singing.

Multiple use of independent voice type with blended tone

Started between 1400 - 1600

It was considered as the golden age for choral composition

Intruments used are brass, trumpet, cornet, valveless trumpet, sackbut

Instruments include viol, rebec, lyre, l;ute, guitar, harpsicord, triangle, tambourine, bells, small drums

Instruments includes reed pipe, bagpipe, transverse flute and recorder

Composers were: Byrd, Dowland, Gibbons, da Palestrina, Tallis

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