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Polyphonic Music in the 13th Century
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Polyphonic Music in the 13th Century

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¿Cuál de los siguientes compositores no se encuentra asociado con la Escuela de Notre Dame?

  • Palestrina (correct)
  • Pérotin
  • Guillaume de Machaut
  • Léonin
  • ¿Cuál es la característica principal del organum?

  • La melodía principal es cantada por una voz sola
  • La melodía principal es acompañada por una o más voces (correct)
  • La melodía principal es instrumental
  • La melodía principal es cantada por un coro
  • ¿Qué tipo de movimiento caracteriza al organum?

  • Todos los anteriores (correct)
  • Movimiento contrario
  • Movimiento oblicuo
  • Movimiento paralelo
  • ¿Cuál es el nombre del tipo de organum que caracteriza el movimiento paralelo?

    <p>Diaphony</p> Signup and view all the answers

    ¿Qué característica distingue a los motetes franceses de los motetes latinos?

    <p>Los motetes franceses son más sencillos y líricos</p> Signup and view all the answers

    ¿Cuál es el siglo en que se desarrolla la Escuela de Notre Dame?

    <p>Siglo XIII</p> Signup and view all the answers

    ¿Qué es isorritmia en un motete?

    <p>Un patrón de repeticiones de notas y duraciones</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Polyphonic Music in the 13th Century

    Notre Dame School

    • A group of composers associated with Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, active from 1160 to 1250
    • Developed and refined polyphonic music
    • Composers:
      • Léonin (fl. 1150-1200)
      • Pérotin (fl. 1180-1220)

    Organum

    • A type of polyphonic music characterized by a plainchant melody accompanied by one or more voices
    • Developed in the 9th century, but reached its peak in the 12th and 13th centuries
    • Features:
      • Parallel motion: voices move in parallel intervals
      • Oblique motion: one voice moves while the other remains static
      • Contrary motion: voices move in opposite directions
    • Types of organum:
      • Diaphony: two voices moving in parallel motion
      • Copula: two voices moving in oblique motion
      • Discant: two voices moving in contrary motion

    Motets

    • A type of polyphonic music that emerged in the 13th century
    • Characterized by multiple voices with independent melodies and lyrics
    • Features:
      • Multiple texts: different voices singing different texts simultaneously
      • Isorhythm: repeating patterns of pitches and durations
    • Types of motets:
      • Latin motets: used sacred texts and were often complex and elaborate
      • French motets: used secular texts and were often simpler and more lyrical

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    Discover the evolution of polyphonic music in the 13th century, including the Notre Dame School, organum, and motets. Learn about the key features and characteristics of these musical styles.

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