of the Venetian School and its Composers on the Music of the Baroque Era Introduction The Venetian school of the sixteenth century firmly influenced many composers from all musical genres after the renaissance. In term “venetian-school” refers to composers who were active in the city between 1550 and 1610 and whose creative musical accomplishments are the reason why Venice became a significant cultural centre in the sixteenth century (Димитриу, 2012). The Venetian music school whose style was cori
patronage and institutions I shall also discuss in depth the Venetian School, St. Mark’s. The Renaissance, spanning from about the fourteenth century to the seventeenth century, was an age of great change for Europe in terms of culture, literature, art, and music. In terms of music, it became important as part of the community, religious and courtly life in the Renaissance. The elegant exchange of ideas, led to large changes in styles of composing, methods of distributing music, new genres, and
All the music that is heard on the radio today all began during the fifteenth century or middle ages. Secular music as it’s referred to be music not associated with the church and does not contain any sacred text. These songs were meant for the purpose of entertaining, love songs, dances, political satires and dramatic productions were just some of the categories that secular music falls into. The movement from liturgical music to the beginning of secular music in the Renaissance, Baroque and Classical