Audio Examples for The Sense of Music
Part 3. Medieval and Renaissance Periods
Gregorian Chant and Its Evolution
- First kyrie statement from Kyrie IV
- D-major scale
- D-minor scale
- Dorian mode
- Organum
- Missa de Sancta Maria Discant
Folk Song and Court Song
- False Sir John, 1st 3 lines
- False Sir John, last line
- Myxolydian scale
- Machaut Quant je Suis
- Chord based on G
- Gregorian chant, Kyrie from Mass IV
- Isorhythm pattern
- Pattern with chant melody
- Machaut, La Messe de Notre Dame
Sacred Aspects
- Gregorian chant
- Ave Maria opening measures
- Ave Maria 2nd Stanza
- Put into perfect fifths
- Ave Maria cadence, end of 2nd stanza
- C major scale
- Luther's A Mighty Fortress
- A sense of incompleteness
- Less incomplete
- Assumption of the virgin
- Even and consonant texture
Secular Aspects
- Monteverdi, Si ch'io vorrei morire
- Dowland lute Intro
- Dowland In darkness let me dwell
- Hellish, hellish - too smooth
- Hellish, hellish
- O let me living die, led up to
- O, let me living die
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