Philippe Le Chancelier
The Medieval period of music lasted from 500–1400 A.D. In this time period there were two main categories of music: secular and religious. Most of the secular music was sung by traveling musicians called troubadours. The Troubadours usually sang ballads or folk songs of love or heroism. The secular musicians' used string instruments such as psaltery, lyre, and the Vielle, the secular musicians used percussion instruments such as the drums. The religious music of that period was almost the opposite of the secular music. The religious musicians used almost no instruments except for some percussion instruments and a few stringed instruments, the music was mostly sung or chanted by monks. This style of music is known as plainchant.
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He was an Italian composer, he was the first composers of his group. His style is known for from his fully texted voice parts. His ideal sound for his music consisted of a sweet, gentle melody. None of Bologna's biographical documents survived. Bologna was a great influence on the prime figures of 14th century Italian music. After his death in 1386 his music still playing in northern Italy and Tuscany, His work was still treasured even after his death.
Philippe Le Chancelier was most likely born in Paris, France in the 1160's, the approximate date in undetermined. Philippe was not only influential through his sermons but his music. During the 1220's –30's Philippe released Summa de bono, which was an unprecedented achievement for his time. Summa de bono probably contains one of the first treatment of a theme that rose to noticeable quality later in the medieval period. Philippe was one of the first to compose a Summa around a focal foundational guideline, the notion of the good. Philippe's work was so influential that it has given attention to musicologist in the past few years.
Philippe de Vitry was a very notable composer of the medieval music. Vitry wrote Ars Nova which has been one of the most important theory texts for medieval music. Vitry is one of the pioneers of expanding of rhythmic
The harp was …show more content…
He was an Italian composer, he was the first composers of his group. His style is known for from his fully texted voice parts. His ideal sound for his music consisted of a sweet, gentle melody. None of Bologna's biographical documents survived. Bologna was a great influence on the prime figures of 14th century Italian music. After his death in 1386 his music still playing in northern Italy and Tuscany, His work was still treasured even after his death.
Philippe Le Chancelier was most likely born in Paris, France in the 1160's, the approximate date in undetermined. Philippe was not only influential through his sermons but his music. During the 1220's –30's Philippe released Summa de bono, which was an unprecedented achievement for his time. Summa de bono probably contains one of the first treatment of a theme that rose to noticeable quality later in the medieval period. Philippe was one of the first to compose a Summa around a focal foundational guideline, the notion of the good. Philippe's work was so influential that it has given attention to musicologist in the past few years.
Philippe de Vitry was a very notable composer of the medieval music. Vitry wrote Ars Nova which has been one of the most important theory texts for medieval music. Vitry is one of the pioneers of expanding of rhythmic