Medieval Music

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A song sung in a language (non-Latin) that makes use of strophic form in which each verse is followed by a refrain.

General term for a system of symbols indicating the melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic content of musical sound. This is still used today.

Sacred monophonic vocal music that has neither meter nor regular rhythm is called:

When many notes are sung to just one syllable of text it is known as:

In medieval polyphony, it is a term for the sustaining line with the chant.

Troubadours invent the musical genre known as:

Male poet-musicians who flourished in France between 1150-1400

Singing style in which only one or two notes occur for each syllable of text.