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Conclusions

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Musics

Poors

Anonymous

More religious

Outdoor

The Hurdy Gurdy

Indoor

Recorder

Percusion

Triangle

Wind

Pipe

Flute

Stringed

Viol

Harp

Secular Music

National language

11th century-13th cantury

Trovadors

Adam de la Halle

Francesco Landini

Gurllaume de Machaut

Notation

Scale

Guido d' Arezto

Name of notes

Tetragram (4 lines)

Square notation

Dances

Sources

Literary works

Paintings

Instruments

Drum

Tambors

Tambourines

bells

jingles

Circle dance, Egg dance, Line dance, Estampie, The Norris dance, Carol dancing

Court dance

Country dance

Religious music

Cathedral de Notre dame- Paris

Only men

Latin / polyphony

Composers

Perotin

Leonin

Gregorian chant

Texture

Poliphonic

11th century

Ars Antiqua(1100-1300)

Ars Nova(1300-1450)

Monophonic

Unision without instruments

Melismatic chant

Introduction

Society

Feudalism

Religion

Christianism

Islam

From 5th century to 15th century