MUSIC HISTORY LISTENING LIST
CD #1
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TITLE |
INFORMATION |
TRACK LISTING |
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Epitaph of Seikilos |
Earliest surviving music of the first century |
#1 |
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Plainchant Hymn Pange Lingua |
Plainsong |
#2 |
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Beatriz de Dia |
Courtly love song/Troubador song |
#3 |
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Cantigas de |
Cantiga: 13th-century Spanish monophonic, or unison, song |
#4 |
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Organum Haec dies-Leonin |
two or three lines moving simultaneously but independently, therefore almost inadvertently representing the beginnings of harmony |
#5 |
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Conductus Flos
ut |
Conductus |
#6 |
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Motet: A |
Early 14th century motet |
#7 |
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Je puis trop bien-Machaut |
Early Chanson |
#8 |
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summer is icummen in-Rota |
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#9 |
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Non al suo amante-Bologna |
14th century Madrigal |
#10 |
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A poste messe-Firenze |
Caccia or chase. This is often associated with the hunt |
#11 |
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La Messe de Nostre Dame-Kyrie movement, Machaut |
Cyclic Mass: Mass of Our Lady |
#12 |
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La quinte estampie-Estampie |
Estampie, a dance piece set using a monophonic form |
#13 |
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De Plus en plus by Johannes Ockeghem |
Popular tune which served as the basis for the mass of the same title. |
#14 |
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Missa de plus en plus |
Paraphrased Mass |
#15 |
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El Grillo-Josquin Depres |
A Frottola: Predecessor to the madrigal |
#16 |
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Hor venduto-Marchetto |
A Frottola: Predecessor to the madrigal |
#17 |
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Ave Maria-Josquin |
Motet |
#18 |
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Missa Pange Lingua-Josquin |
Mass |
#19 |
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Bach chorale |
Reformation/Chorale |
#20 |