A Manual of Sixteenth-century Contrapuntal StyleThis volume explores the expressive power of sixteenth-century vocal polyphony, giving special emphasis to the development of aural familiarity with the style. Every element of sixteenth-century counterpoint is defined, described, and liberally illustrated, included for analysis and singing are complete compositions and movements by Palestrina, Lasso, Victoria, Byrd, Morales, and Joaquin. |
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Notation and Text Underlay | 13 |
Performance Practice | 14 |
Transposition | 17 |
Cadence and Modulation | 18 |
Practical Considerations | 19 |
Latin Pronunciation | 20 |
Quarter Notes and Leaps | 51 |
Eighth Notes | 53 |
TwoVoice Counterpoint with All Note Values | 57 |
Imitation | 61 |
Double Counterpoint | 62 |
Formal Structure | 65 |
TwoVoice Compositions for Analysis | 67 |
ThreeVoice Counterpoint | 71 |
Rhythm | 22 |
Note Values and Rests | 23 |
Tempo | 24 |
Melody | 28 |
Intervals | 29 |
Repeated Notes | 31 |
Style and Contour | 32 |
Beginning Melody Writing | 33 |
Vocal Range | 34 |
Contour and Rhythmic Aspects | 36 |
Summary and Application | 37 |
Beginning TwoVoice Counterpoint | 40 |
Contour and Linear Movement | 41 |
Dissonance | 43 |
Imitation | 46 |
Melody Writing with All Note Values | 50 |
Cadence | 73 |
Dissonance | 76 |
Imitation | 84 |
ThreeVoice Compositions | 87 |
Counterpoint in Four Voices The Motet | 96 |
Imitation | 99 |
Triple Meter | 101 |
The Motet | 105 |
Counterpoint in More Than Four Voices The Mass | 116 |
Double and Triple Chorus Polychoral Style | 128 |
The Mass | 132 |
Bibliography | 135 |
List of Musical Examples | 138 |
Index | 140 |
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