MUSI 1107 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: France 2, Josquin Des Prez, Missa Papae Marcelli
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Potential for music to energize spiritual experience at core of western. Tradition: ancient greece, middle ages, religious reforms in the 1500s, enlightenment, 1700s, north american christian worship traditions expand, contemporary composers. Music integrated into multimedia productions since the earliest documented. History of the west: ancient greece, middle ages. Opera: baroque era, eighteenth-century, nineteenth-century, europe, north america, contemporary opera. Other genres: ballet(nutcracker, broadway musical(sweeney todd, film scoring(avatar) Contemporary trends: popular music tradition, ragtime/jazz and blues, inspiration for modern-era. Music enhances communicaton: notation: sound to paper, music as commodity, preserced, taught and learned, bought and sold, social activity: recreational and spiritual, sacred musicl christian worship. Later middle ages(1000-1450: universities founded, cities emerged: cultural centers, cathedrals: notre dame in paris, musical centerl early polyphonic compositions. **beethoven 1st composer to make living from music. The music of hildegard of bingen: in 1150 founded convent in germany, known for miracles and prophecies, works include collections of visions and prophecies, music, and scienti c writing.
