University:
Grand Canyon University
Course:
HIS-380 | Renaissance and Reformation
Academic year:

2022
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1
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Ch. 20 - Instrumental Movements: Medieval & Renaissance Dance Music Key Points - Dance music has often been both groundbreaking and provocative in the Western tradition - Musical instruments in medieval and Renaissance Europe were categorized as soft (bas) or loud (haut) according to their purpose - Both professional and amateur musicians played instrumental dance music, often adding embellishments Instrumental Music in the Middle Ages & Renaissance - Bas: indoor; soft • Recorder, lute, rebec - Haut: outdoor; loud • Shawm, sackbut, cornetto • Percussion —> tabor, nakers - Dance Types • Pavane: slow and stately • Saltarello: fast-paced • Ronde: group-oriented circle/line dance Susan and His Danserye - Tielman Susato published one of the most popular dance collections of the 16th century in Antwerp in 1551 - Susato’s collection, Danserye, features a variety of popular dance types including a set of three rondos • Including improvised embellishments

Medieval and Renaissance Dance Music

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