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The big book of organum - polyphonic chant
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The artist famous for painting "The Last Supper," "Mona Lisa," and making discoveries in science
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This artist is famous for painting the sistine chapel and sculpting "David" and the "Pieta"
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A musical period involving a "re-birth" in music, visual art, and philosophy
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Many notes per syllable
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Italian composer of complex polyphonic music including masses, motets, and madrigals
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A visionary nun who wrote books, poetry, and plainchant around the 10th century.
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One note per syllable.
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The wealthy papel family that were the chief patrons of the arts during the Renaissance
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The first polyphonic music written to paper
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The first monk to start writing organum - polyphonic music with more than one melody at a time.
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The system invented by Guido in which syllables represent pitches
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This man wanted everyone to sing in their own language at church
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He invented music notation - a way to represent rhythm and pitch visually on a page.
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Sacred song based on poetry or some other text not in the scriptures.
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The shape of Guido's tool to help people remember the rules for singing chant
