Who composed La Dousa VOTZ Hildegard of Bingen bernart de Ventadorn Guillaume de Machaut pérotin?
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Who composed “In paradisum” | Not known |
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Who composed “La dousa votz” A hildegard of bingen B Bernart de Ventadorn C guillaume de machaut D Pérotin | B: Bernart de Ventadorn |
What type of selection is “La dousa votz” A troubadour song B plainchant C sequence D trouvere song | A troubadour song |
What type of music is Diffusa est Gratia?
contemporary motet
The Lithuanian composer has created a beautiful contemporary motet featuring chant-like melodies, a dramatic climax, and a hushed ending.
What characteristic makes La Dousa VOTZ different from Columba Aspexit?
Which characteristic makes “La dousa votz” different from “Columba aspexit”? betrayal in love.
What songs did Leonin compose?
Compositions
Title | Avg. |
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Non vos relinquam, Homo quo vigeas | 07:58 |
Organum duplum: Judaea et Jerusalem | 06:57 |
Propter veritatem, gradual | 07:01 |
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Who was Leonin’s successor?
Who was Leonin’s successor? Perotin.
Which pope is associated most closely with the chants of the church?
Although popular legend credits Pope Gregory I (the Great) with inventing Gregorian chant, scholars believe that it arose from a later Carolingian synthesis of Roman and Gallican chant. Gregorian chants are organized into eight scalar musical modes.
Which part of Dame de qui toute ma joie vient has the plainchant fragment?
Which part has the plainchant fragment in “Dame, de qui toute ma joie vient”? There is no plainchant fragment. Chant is the musical basis for all of the following except: “Dame, de qui toute ma joie vient.”
What is Diffusa est Gratia?
From ChoralWiki. The offertory Diffusa est gratia, from Psalm 44:3 (Vulgate), has been used for the Common of Virgin Martyrs, as well as the Marian feasts Purification of the BVM and the post Vatican II Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God.
What type of music is La Dousa VOTZ?
vernacular song
La Dousa Votz can also be considered a vernacular song, since it is written in secular, French text. This musical poem is written for solo voice with instrumental accompaniment.