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Music in the Renaissance, Lyrics in Latin, Mainly A Capella - Coggle…

- - - - Whole Consort
        
        Same family instruments
      - Broken Consort
        
        Different family instruments
    - - Called "diferencias" in Spain
      - An example of this can be seen in this video
      - It's a technique that repeats the music in an altered form
    - - Toccata
      - Canzona
      - Ricercar
      - Prelude
      - Dances
        
        Basse danse
        
        Pavane
        
        Galliard
        
        Saltarelo
        
        Allemande
        
        Coourante
- - - - Motet
        
        Made up of several parts
        
        Usually polyphonic
        
        Comes from the french "mot"
      - Mass
        
        Composition about the main prayers of Eucaristy
    - - Josquin des
        Prez
      - Orlando di Lasso
      - Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
      - ^ Spain ^
        
        Francisco Guerrero
        
        Tomás Luis de Victori
        
        Cristóbal de Morales
  - - - Madrigal [Italian]
        
        Most important of its time (mid and late 16th century)
        
        2-8 voices
        
        Written in italian. Lyrics about love
      - Villancico [Spanish]
        
        It means Song of Villanos, people from a village
        
        15th century
        
        Estribillo and Coplas
        
        Rustic themes. Lyrics in Castilan
      - Chanson [French]
        
        More Homophonic, 4 voices. Lyrics in French
        
        15th century
        
        Progenitor of sonata