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The beginnings of polyphony and eighteenth-century music

The beginnings of polyphony and eighteenth-century music The beginnings of polyphony and eighteenth-century music The eleventh century is of crucial importance in the history of the West. The 1000- -1100 d. C. witnessed a revival of economic life throughout the Western Europe, an increase in population, the clearing of uncultivated lands and Birth of modern cities; The conquest of England by the Normans, some Important steps towards the reconquest of Spain from the Muslims, the first crusade A cultural resurgence, with the first translations of Greek and Arabic, The beginnings of universities and scholastic philosophy and the diffusion of architecture Romanesque style. The cultural independence of the West has been marked by the Of literature in the vernacular and found its symbol in the schism Between the churches of the West and the East in 1054. The eleventh century was no less crucial to the history of music. In those years, Certain changes which, when ...

The situation of music at the end of the ancient world Who lived in a province of the Roman Empire in the fifth century of the Christian era Could see roads where people had once traveled and now no longer Traveled, temples and arenas built for multitudes now voted to abandon them And to the mine, and life, generation after generation, a little everywhere, taking Increasingly poor, insecure and more difficult. Rome, in the time of its greatness, Peace in most of western Europe, as well as in Africa and Asia, but in the meantime had weakened and was no longer able to defend. The barbarians were coming from the North and the East, and civilization The whole of Europe was disintegrating into fragments that only many centuries later Would gradually begin to merge again, giving birth to modern nations. The decline and fall of Rome marked European history so deeply That we still find it difficult today to realize that, in parallel with the Process of destruction, an inverse process of...

Melody Of course what is melody

Melody Of course what is melody, a very common word, whose meaning however is difficult to accurately pinpoint. A musical dictionary suggests the following definition: "sequence of notes, of different sounds, organized in a given form so as to make musical sense for the listener." However the way to react to a melody is a very personal matter. What makes "musical sense" to one may be unacceptable to another, and what is interesting and even beautiful to one person may leave another entirely indifferent. Harmony Harmony occurs when two or more notes of different sounds are heard at the same time, producing a chord. Chords are of two types: consonants, in which the notes agree with each other, and dissonant, in which the notes disclose to a greater or lesser degree, bringing the element of tension to the musical phrase. We use the word "harmony" in two ways: to refer to the selection of notes that constitute a given chord and, in the broad sense, to describ...

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