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three changes from MA to Renaissance individualism/ more focus on the real world than spirituality/ ease of travel and printed books, mingling of cultures Types of vocal music in Renaissance chanson, madrigal, motets, acapella, anthem, mass (liturgical) cantus firmus when composers take a line of chant and use it as a base for a new…

Napoleon’s invasion of Egypt was part of the same development as Catherine the Great’s seizure of Crimea Which of these illustrate the influence of Romanticism on religion? revivals Complete the analogy: Rococo artists are to Renaissance models as Romantic artists are to the Middle Ages In 1805, which two countries joined the British against the…

The Middle ages 450-1450 dark ages 476-800 Priests most important musicians in the middle ages Monks in monasteries Who had a monopoly on learning in the middle ages Hildegard of Bingen Most important woman composer of the middle ages Gregorian Chant Monophonic melody Church modes ike the major and minor scales in that they consist…

church music what type of music was common in middle ages? 450-1450 what time period covered the middle ages? functional, not for entertainment middle age music was considered: rhythm always in 3 what made the rhythm of middle age music holy? monophonic, vocal what were characteristics of early middle age music? homophonic, instrumental, entertainment what…

Urbino (duchy) fuled by Montefeltro Montefeltro Family before 1508 Federigo da Montefeltro 1422-82 Ducal palace 1447-1460 Mantua (duchy) ruled by Gonzaga Gonzaga family Ludovico Gonzaga (1412-78) Rimini ruled by the Malatesta Family Malatesta family Sigismondo Malatesta, lord of Rimini Castel Sismondo militaristic, medieval defensive castle Ferrara ruled by Este family Este family Ercole d’Este 1431-1505…

Palazzo Medici Michelozzo Florence, Italy 1450-1500,1444-1484 Palazzo Rucellai Alberti Florence, Italy 1450-1500,1446-1451 Alberti Florence, Italy 1450-1500,1446-1451 Pienza Pienza, Italy 1450-1500 Urbino, Palazzo Ducale Urbino Italy 1500s (early) St Pietro in Montorio (Tempietto) Bramante 1481-1500 Palazzo Branconio Raphael Rome, Italy 1500-1550 Palazzo del te’ Giulio Romano Mantua, Italy 1524-34 Palazzo Bevilacqua Sanmicheli Verona, Italy 1530-1550 Biblioteca…

Early Renaissance period 1300-1400 define renaissance a cultural movement that represents new ideas, a change from the middle ages What is considered to be the beginning of the modern period? Renaissance define reformation religious revolution/rebellion against the catholic church, leading to the creation of new christian churches How did the renaissance view the individual and…

Define bull market. How did it affect the investment activities of Americans? A period of rising stock prices; the bull market of the 19203 led more Americans to buy stock on credit, which put them in debt and artificially increased stock values. Who was Andrew Mellon? What economic goals did he achieve? Secretary of the…

When was Shakespeare born? April 23, 1567 Where was Shakespeare born? Stratford-Upon-Avon Whom did he marry? How old was he? How old was she? Married Anne Hathaway; he was 18; she was 26 How many plays did he write? 37 plays How many sonnets did he write? 154 sonnets How many words is he credited…

allegory work of art, which possesses a symbolic meaning in addition to a literal interpretation altarpiece a painted or sculpted panel set on an altar of a church annunciation the announcement of the Incarnation by the angel Gabriel to Mary chiaroscuro the use of dramatic contrasts of dark and light to produce modeling confraternities organizations…