Module 7 Music

  • Period: Jan 1, 1400 to

    Module 7 Music Assignment

  • Oct 7, 1400

    Rome

    Rome
    The Catholic Church took a period of time where they moved out of Rome.
  • Jan 1, 1470

    Frottola Music Form

    Frottola Music Form
    This music form wa popular between 1470 and 1530. THis music form usually included three or four voices, high pitched voices, and an instrument such as a lute.
  • Jan 1, 1500

    Madrigal Music Form

    The Madrigal form of music flourished in the 16th century. This form of music usually included three to six voices and written in poetic form.
  • Oct 7, 1525

    Giovanni Perluigi da Palestrina

    One of the most well-known composers of the Roman School. This movement saw a shift from secular to sacred.
  • Oct 7, 1527

    Venice

    One of the most important Italian cities of the Renaissance was Venice. Venice overtook Rome as the center of the Iralian Renaissance.
  • Oct 1, 1557

    Giovanni Gabrieli

    Giovani Gabrieli was born in 1557. He would become a composer for the Venetian School. His family was involved in music as well, his uncle was also a composer. Together, they were the first to write dynamic composisitions.
  • Jan 1, 1567

    Claudio Montevardi

    Born in 1567, Montevardi was a prolific composer of madrigal music who wrote eight books about the music form.
  • Oct 7, 1580

    Concerto dell Donne

    In other words, the Singing Ladies of Ferrara, was a ladies' singing group. They would perform formal concerts for the Duke of Ferrera.
  • The Roman School

    The Roman School was a movement by the church to force music to relate more towards the church rather than other things.
  • Venetian School

    The Venetian School was a school where composers would write ensembles for St. Mark's Cathedral.