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2
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A bound music book, either printed or hand-written, with music for a single vocalist or instrumentalist.
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4
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The set order of church services and the structure of each service.
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8
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The fixed portion of the mass; remain the same in every Mass.
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9
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Early music where plainchant was 'decorated' with one or more musical lines
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11
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Music of the church
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12
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Monophonic music of the early Christian church
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14
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In the Renaissance, a new way of thinking centered on human issues and the individual.
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15
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The variable portion of the Mass; varies from day to day throughout the church year.
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16
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In polyphonic music, a fixed melody assigned to one voice, as the basis for elaborate ornamentation in the other voices.
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17
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Scale patterns
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18
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Where the group responds to the leader's text-music phrase
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20
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Where one note is sung to each syllable of the text
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21
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The language of the people
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22
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Melodic decorations.
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23
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German craftsman who adapted the wine press to the printing of books.
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25
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Musical style from early 14th century France, demonstrating more complex rhythm, meter, harmony and counterpoint.
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26
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A fixed pattern of long and short notes that is repeated or varied over a sustained bottom voice taken from chant
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28
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Musical setting where all voices move together rhythmically.
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30
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A secular song set to a French courtly love poem written in one of several fixed-text forms
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33
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Technique of making the music directly reflect the meaning of the words.
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36
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Slow and stately Renaissance dance.
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37
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The formal language of the church
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38
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Loud sound of outdoor instrumental in the Renaissance.
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39
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Renaissance circle or line dance
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40
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Small hand drums played in pairs.
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