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  • Renaissance: XV-XVI Century

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    The document summarizes aspects of Renaissance society from the 15th-16th centuries. Absolute monarchy ruled over nobles, merchants, and workers. The middle class included shopkeepers and professionals. Peasants lived rurally. Economically, transportation and printing advanced. Culturally, ideas shifted from theocentrism to anthropocentrism and a return to ancient Greek thought. Musically, the Franco-Flemish school emphasized clear melody and balanced polyphony as a reaction against complex late 14th century styles, with key composers including Dufay, Binchois, and Busnois.

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    History of music in the renaissance period

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    Renaissance

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    Renaissance: XV-XVI Century

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    Buho Melomano
    The document summarizes aspects of Renaissance society from the 15th-16th centuries. Absolute monarchy ruled over nobles, merchants, and workers. The middle class included shopkeepers and professionals. Peasants lived rurally. Economically, transportation and printing advanced. Culturally, ideas shifted from theocentrism to anthropocentrism and a return to ancient Greek thought. Musically, the Franco-Flemish school emphasized clear melody and balanced polyphony as a reaction against complex late 14th century styles, with key composers including Dufay, Binchois, and Busnois.

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    Renaissance

    XV-XVI century
    1300-1600
    Social totality context
    Monarchy Socio political:
    Power was in the Absolute Monarchy
    Nobles: military officers, politicians and royal
    advisers.
    Merchants: newly rich people who gained wealth
    by working hard in the industries and mainly
    worked in fields like wool, banking and boat
    making etc.
    The middle class: shopkeepers and other
    professionals.
    Workers: These people were not specifically
    skilled and had no job protection. Peasants who
    lived in rural areas and worked on small pieces of
    agricultural land to produce foods and other
    staples
    Classes
    Social totality context
    Economic:
    •Transportation
    •Printing press
    Religion:
    •Catholic church
    •Reform and counter-reform
    Cultural:
    •Anthropocentrism, not theocentrism,.
    •Lay art.
    •Return to the ideas of the ancient Greeks.
    Reflection
    1st generation
    Franco-Flemish school

    Place: France, Netherlands and Belgium

    Musical Ideal: reaction against the excessive complexity and mannered


    style of the late 14th century and contained clear, singable melody and
    balanced polyphony in all voices.

    Composers: Guillaume Dufay

    Gilles Binchois

    Antoine Busnois

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