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Taught by Professor Charles Edward McGuire | 42 min | Categories: Music & Fine Arts
Follow the rise to prominence of both the composer and their patron, observing how sacred music adapted to musical fashions. Explore polyphonic innovations in masses by Guillaume de Machaut and Guillaume Dufay, and in Josquin des Prez's superlative motet, Ave Maria, gratia plena, one of the first great works of sacred music....
16 Lectures
1
Hallelujah, Amen: The World of Sacred Music
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of 43 min
2
From Chant to Early Sacred Polyphony
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of 41 min
3
The Golden Age of Polyphony
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of 42 min
4
The Age of Reformation: Who Will Sing?
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of 41 min
5
Sacred Music in a Secular World
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of 46 min
6
Man and Meaning: Bach's Cantatas
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of 45 min
7
Art for Art's Sake: Bach's Mass in B Minor
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of 44 min
8
Handel's Great Oratorio: Messiah
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of 45 min
9
Messiah: From Entertainment to Ritual
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of 44 min
10
Mozart's Requiem: Praise and Memory
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of 44 min
11
Haydn's The Creation
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of 45 min
12
God, Man, Music, and Beethoven
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of 47 min
13
Mendelssohn's Elijah
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of 44 min
14
Elgar's The Dream of Gerontius
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of 45 min
15
Sacred Music in the Late 19th Century
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of 47 min
16
Come, All Ye Faithful: Music of Christmas
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of 46 min
