UNIT II - Class 8

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Ars Nova vs. Ars Antiqua Ars Nova: Term coined by Philippe de Vitry (1291- 1361) to describe the new generically transgressive and musically elaborate work of Machaut and his contemporaries Musically associated with a new rhythmic impulse and greater contrapuntal complexity Ars Antiqua: Collaborative term used to describe the older Notre Dame School

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Ars Nova vs. Ars Antiqua

Ars Nova: Term coined by Philippe de Vitry (1291-1361) to describe the new generically transgressive and musically elaborate work of Machaut and his contemporaries

Musically associated with a new rhythmic impulse and greater contrapuntal complexity

Ars Antiqua: Collaborative term used to describe the older Notre Dame School

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Renaissance and Humanism

Renaissance• Celebration of Classical culture

centered in Italy in the 15th century

Humanism• Celebration of personal freedom and

individual experience• Skeptical evaluation of nature and

society from a human-centered point of view

Erasmus

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Europe in the 15th Century

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Guillaume Dufay

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THE MASS

The triumph of the Ordinary:

• Kyrie• Gloria• Credo• Sanctus• Agnus Dei

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Josquin Desprez

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El Grillo – The Cricket

The cricket is a good singer

Who holds a long note.

Go ahead, drink cricket and sing.

He is not like the other birds,

Who sing a little

And then go elsewhere.

The cricket always stands firm.

When it is hottest

He sings alone for love.