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Renaissance |
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1400 – 1600 |
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Renaissance means
“Rebirth” |
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Composers |
Duffay Josquin Palestrina Weelkes |
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Forms |
Mass Motet Madrigal |
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World View |
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History |
Literature |
Science |
Art |
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Colonization Elizabethian Age Protestant Reformation |
Shakespere |
Inventions Printing Press Microscope |
Leonardo de Vinci Michelangelo |
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Philosophy |
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Man taking pride in his
accomplishments, leans more to his own understanding. Church loses some of
its power. |
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Music |
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Music is mostly vocal.
The texture becomes more homophonic. |
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