Style to emulate | Directions | Example in the Textbook |
- Parallel organum in fifths
| | 47 |
- Free note against note organum
| | 48 |
- Melismatic organum
| possibly only a section of the chant | 49 |
- Notre Dame organum
| possibly only a section of the chant | 50 |
- Discant
| possibly only a section of the chant | 50-51 |
- Petronian Motet
| More or less the equivalent of the first 16 measures of the textbook example on page 55 | 55-58 |
- Machaut motet - Imitate Bone Pastor
| Possibly a 12 note color and a 6 note talea. Mark the beginning of each color and talea | 69-75 |
- Dunstable
| Paraphrase the chant in the upper part | 89-90 |
- Dufay -
| 4 part in the same style as either the first or last section of the Agnus Dei - Indicate which one you choose. You may use a portion of one of these secular "tunes" as the tenor. “ a recent popular song” Giraut d'Espanha de Toloza Dansa Moniot d'Arras Ce fu en mai Perrin d' Angicourt Quant voi le felon Walther von der Vogelweide Waz wunders
| 103-111 |
General guidelines: | - Make sure that you use the correct intervallic structures for the time period
- End each example with a typical cadence of the period
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