• Medieval Era

    Byzantium & Early Christianity

    1.   anonymous: Te Deum

    2.   Viri Galilaei (refer to pg. 50 in Listen) part 1 ~ part 2

    Romanesque
    3.   Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179): Columba aspexit  (refer to pg. 51 in Listen)
     
    Gothic: Organum and the Development of Polyphony
    4.   Léonin: Gaude Maria virgo
     
    5. Pérotin: Alleluia. Diffusa est gratia (refer to pg. 56 in Listen)

         

    6. Pérotin: Viderunt omnes – among the earliest known examples of organum quadruplum
     
    Troubadour and Trouvère Songs, Music from the Crusades and Ars Nova
    7. Bernart de Ventadorn: La dousa voz (refer to pg. 54 in Listen)
     
     
    9. Richard the Lion-Hearted: Ja nus hons pris
     
    10. Guillaume de Machaut: Quant es moi (refer to pg. 58 in Listen)
     
    11. Machaut: Dame, a vous sans retollir, virelai
     
     
    Chapter 5 - Medieval Music Exam

    Part 1 – Listening

              Identify example by title; all possible titles will be provided on the exam (see chart below for examples. 

    Part 2 – Personalities

    Choose three of the following persons and note their contributions to the development of music.

    Guido of Arezzo

    Guillaume de Machaut

    Hildegard von Bingen

    Léonin

    Odo of Cluny

    Pérotin

    Pope Gregory

     Part 3 – Terms & definitions

              Questions covering class notes, vocabulary assignment, supplemental packet & Listen reading excerpts