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  • When did the Renaissance music took place around?
    1450 to 1600
  • During this period, secular music became equally significant to sacred music.
    Renaissance period
  • A musical device that would enrich the text of a song through music.
    Word painting
  • What is word painting?

    The music represents the meaning of the words or lyrics.
  • Give an example of a song with word painting in it
    "Song of Birds" by Clément Janequin
    "As Vesta was from Latmos hill" by Thomas Weelkes
  • What are the two main church music in the renaissance?
    Motet and Mass
  • The mass has unchangeable portions called?
    Mass ordinary
  • They are vocal works set to sacred Latin texts
    Motet and Mass
  • The mass has unchangeable portions called mass ordinary, is usually set to?
    Music
  • It uses text other than the ordinary.
    Motet
  • What are the parts of the Mass generally set to music with their corresponding first line in English
    -"Kyrie" = Lord have mercy
    -"Gloria" = Glory to God in the highest
    -"Credo" = Creed
    -"Sanctus" = Holy
    -"Agnus Dei" = Lamb of God
  • What was the most prominent secular music of the Renaissance?
    The Madrigal
  • What is Madrigal?

    A nonreligious polyphonic and homophonic that originated in Italy, a vocal work usually about love.
  • Famous madrigals of the Renaissance were usually written in?
    Italian and English Texts
  • What are English madrigals known for?
    They are comical and simple compared to Italian ones
  • What are some notable composers in the Renaissance era?
    -Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
    -Thomas Morley
    -Thomas Weelkes
  • An Italian composer who served both as choirmaster and organist at St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.
    Giovanni Pierluigi de Palestrina (1525-1594)
  • He is known for writing motets and over a hundred masses
    Giovanni Pierluigi de Palestrina
  • Give some works of Giovanni
    -"Missa Papae Marcelli"
    -"Pope Marcellus Mass"
  • He was known for his madrigals, an organist, composer, music publisher.
    Thomas Morley (1557-1602)
  • The chief of English expounder of the Italian madrigal tradition.
    Thomas Morley
  • What is Thomas's different styles of composition?
    -Resonates the English style and is Polyphonic
    -Manifests the Italian Madrigal style and is Unconstraint
  • Give some works of Thomas
    -"Fire, Fire, My heart"
    -"Now is the Months of Maying"
  • He used word painting and chromaticism. Known for lively rhythms, imagery, and expressiveness.
    Thomas Weekles (1576-1623)
  • It is by an unknown composer. Was very popular in England during the time of Queen Elizabeth I.
    Greensleeves
  • An art medium used to decorate a wall or floor which is made out of tesserae that are fitted together to form a design or pattern and glued on a surface with plaster or cement.
    Mosaic
  • It is the first of the Greek orders
    Doric
  • During this period, sculptors created large, rigid, free-standing figures very similar to Egyptian sculpture.
    Archaic Period
  • Aesthetic beauty was less important to the sculptors of this period.
    Hellenistic period
  • During this period, the famous Greek sculptors were Phidias, Praxiteles, Lysippus and Myron.

    Classical period
  • It is the most ornate of the three orders
    Corinthian
  • it is one of the contributions of ancient Greeks in architecture. It is a temple dedicated to Athena.
    Parthenon
  • it is a curve arrangement of stones over an open space. It may be used as an entrance, repeated along a wall as decoration or used to support heavy roofs.
    Arch
  • His works, particularly his masses, are admired for their interweaving melodies that create charismatic harmonies.
    Giovanni Pierluigi de Palestrina
  • He is an organist, composer, and music publisher, regarded as the chief English expounder of the Italian madrigal tradition.
    Thomas Morley
  • During this period, secular music became equally significant to sacred music.
    Renaissance period
  • What are the aims of first aid?
    -To protect and preserve life
    -To limit the effects of the condition
    -To promote Recovery
  • What are the uses of bandages?
    -To maintain direct pressure over a dressing
    -To hold dressings and splints in place
    -To limit swelling
    -To provide support to a limb or join
    -To restrict movement
  • What are the first aid guidelines and procedures?
    -Stay calm
    -Examine the victim. Asses his or her airway, breathing, and circulation (ABC)
    -Ask for help
    -Do secondary survey of a victim from head to toe
  • What are the characteristics of a good first aider?
    -Calm and cool
    -Work systematically
    -Decides and acts accurately fast
    -Observant
    -Resourceful
    -Sympathetic