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    The Medieval period saw the rise of Gregorian chants influenced by the Catholic church, featuring monophonic, freely metered and modal music based on Latin liturgy. Later in the period, secular Troubadour music emerged across Europe performed by traveling musicians, usually monophonic with occasional improvised accompaniment focused on themes of chivalry and courtly love. One notable trouvére from this era was Adam le Bossu, a poet, musician and one of the earliest secular composers who wrote chansons and poetic debates.

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    The Medieval period saw the rise of Gregorian chants influenced by the Catholic church, featuring monophonic, freely metered and modal music based on Latin liturgy. Later in the period, secular Troubadour music emerged across Europe performed by traveling musicians, usually monophonic with occasional improvised accompaniment focused on themes of chivalry and courtly love. One notable trouvére from this era was Adam le Bossu, a poet, musician and one of the earliest secular composers who wrote chansons and poetic debates.

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    The Medieval period saw the rise of Gregorian chants influenced by the Catholic church, featuring monophonic, freely metered and modal music based on Latin liturgy. Later in the period, secular Troubadour music emerged across Europe performed by traveling musicians, usually monophonic with occasional improvised accompaniment focused on themes of chivalry and courtly love. One notable trouvére from this era was Adam le Bossu, a poet, musician and one of the earliest secular composers who wrote chansons and poetic debates.

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    The Medieval period saw the rise of Gregorian chants influenced by the Catholic church, featuring monophonic, freely metered and modal music based on Latin liturgy. Later in the period, secular Troubadour music emerged across Europe performed by traveling musicians, usually monophonic with occasional improvised accompaniment focused on themes of chivalry and courtly love. One notable trouvére from this era was Adam le Bossu, a poet, musician and one of the earliest secular composers who wrote chansons and poetic debates.

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    The Medieval period is also

    known as the Middle Ages


    or ―Dark Ages that started
    with the fall of the Roman
    Empire. During this time,
    the Christian Church
    influenced Europe’s culture
    and political affairs.
     Characteristics
    of the
    Gregorian Chants:
    monophonic
    Free meter
    Modal
    Usually based on Latin
    liturgy
    Use of Neume notation
     During the latter part of the Medieval
    Period, secular music which was not bound
    by Catholic traditions emerged. Most of
    these songs were performed across Europe
    by groups of musicians called Troubadours.

    TROUBADOUR MUSIC:
    Usually monophonic
    Sometimes with improvised
    accompaniment
    Tells of chivalry and courtly love
    Originated in France
    Written in the French language
    also known as
    Adam le Bossu
    was one of the
    oldest secular
    composers
    whose literary
    and
    musical works
    include
    chansons and
    poetic debates.
    He was a trouvére, poet
    and musician, whose
    literary and musical works
    include chansons and
    jeuxpartis
    (poetic debates) in the
    style of the trouveres,
    polyphonic rondel and
    motets in the style of
    early liturgical polyphony.
    1. Write an essay that
    describes the Medieval
    Period in terms of culture
    and Music. Minimum of 2
    paragraphs.

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