Medieval Music Daniela

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Conclusions

Musicians

They were poor

No art of composition seriously

Composers

Early polyphony

Melody

Added above the Gregorian Chant

Florid organum

Melismatic

11th century

Music

Non religious

The most famous trouver was Adam de la Halle

Trouveres in Europe from the 12th century to the 13th

From the 11th century to the 13th

Religious

Gregorian Chant

4 modals:

dorian, phygian,

lydian and mixolydian

Male choir

Monophony

A capella in latin

Instruments

Cathegories

Percussion

Drum/cimbal

Wind

flute/pipe

Striged

Harp/fiddle

Indoor

Recorders

Outdoor

Bagpipes

Musical notation

8th century

Creation of notes

Medieval dance

Types

Country

Line

Court

Circle

Introduction

Religion

Islam

Christian

Society

Farmers

Warriors

Kings/Lords

Church

Chronology

5th century to 15th century