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Medieval MusicVersión en líneapor ana paz Alonso
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Starts with Awhen you do something, you do not let people know that you were the person who did itContains Bthey were noblemen who composed and sang their own songsStarts with CThey were 417 songs written in Galician-PortugueseStarts with DTwo melodies in opposite directionContains EPope who encouraged the organization of the Gregorian chantStarts with FType of the rhythm in the Gregorian chantStarts with GThe main composer in the Ars NovaContains Hreligion based on the life and teachings of Jesus of NazarethContains Ismaller than a townStarts with JMusicians from a lower social classStarts with Ksoldier in the medieval agesStarts with LLanguage of the Gregoriant ChantStarts with MReligious personStarts with Nin Gregorian chant a specific musical note, often sustained, or a group of such notesContains Oonly one melodyStarts with PTwo melodic lines simultaneouslyStarts with RNon secular musicStarts with SNon religious musicStarts with TThe Percussion instrument with a frame, often of wood or plastic, with pairs of small metal jingles, called zillsContains UIt is a Plucked string instrumentsuch as the Indian sitarStarts with Vthe sound that are made when people speak or singStarts with WFamily of instruments that produce sound by a vibrating column of air,Contains Yrich peopleContains ZThey were female composers |