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Vídeo sobre la música en la Edad Media (inglés)

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Vídeo sobre la música en la Edad Media (inglés)

by García del Val Miriam
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What historical event in 476 AD (5th century) started the Middle Ages?

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What was the universal and official language used for sacred (religious) music?

3

How do you define "Monody" in Medieval music?

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4

What were the first graphic signs called that showed if a sound went up or down?

5

Who was the monk that invented the tetragram (four-line staff) and the names of the notes (ut-re-mi...)?

6

What is the name of the most important troubadour song genre about love?

7

To which family do instruments like the lute, the harp, and the "zanfoña" belong?

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Which were the soft instruments?

9

What composers were important in the School of Notre Dame?

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What was the first stable form of polyphony created in the School of Notre Dame?

11

Which famous German Abbess and composer used very wide vocal ranges in her melodies?

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Who were the "Trobairitz"?

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