Renaissance Music - A Quick Guide

[@oksanarusu5077]

Really appreciate the concise and clear explanation of the period, with all relevant info to consider and also with the provided and explained examples. Thank you.

[@affagato37]

as a student this helped heaps with my assignment. in-depth and easy to understand :)

[@timpaminecraft]

This is great! You got a nice voice to listen to. I don’t feel that you are rushing nor sacking the tempo. I feel less stupid now, many thanks! 🌟

[@pigmybunny7107]

Wow, you saved me from days of learning by my dumb social studies teacher.

[@curtpiazza1688]

Great overview! Thanx! 😊

[@suppahotfire2419]

As a teacher this a good quality video for my students to watch! Good job mate!

[@suppahotfire2419]

Sike!

[@poproporpo]

​@@suppahotfire2419 lol is this "sike" directed as "As a teacher" or "good quality video for my students to watch"?

[@CosmicHarmony58]

@@poproporpoWE NEED ANSWERS!

[@dave2754]

@@poproporpo i think it's the second one, a teacher with suppahotfire profile? don't think so 😂

[@jojoestoy]

Excellent overview! Thanks for this! This is helpful for my Grade 9 Music history class that I'm handling this year! 🙂

[@sarahjones79]

Thank you 🙏❤

[@草-w9z]

about 3:20, what do it means unaccompanied singing but polyphonic at the same time? English isn't my first language and Google not really helping me this time, hope anyone may help me please. Anyway this video still helps a lots, thank you so much. It's quite unfortunate that this series stopped update.

[@changein3d]

I think with unaccompanied singing he means that voices are on their own, or everybody has a individual part to sing which differs from each other.

[@lukaluquetti]

I think it just means that its a capella

[@dave2754]

unaccompanied as in they're not played alongside an instrument. polyphonic as in the harmony

[@koinpusher]

Renè-sance

[@mikhail6623]

Thank you so much for this video you helped me a lot.

[@thebajababes]

awesome vid

[@Tesstyshot]

Please what about romantic and classical period?

[@CapXO]

nice

[@eimayyee4359]

mwah thank uuuu

[@Potatointhehood]

uwu

[@BUNGGERR225]

Thanks

[@oliverbuskey7380]

You're welcome

[@michaelmcclary3154]

I wish. That I would have been able to play this for my students. Michael McClary

[@fockin]

William Byrd was not an Italian composer, was he ?

[@RabidLeech1]

No but he was still renaissance

[@itsjoseph875]

Bruh

[@michaelmcclary3154]

Sacred music is performed by males; Secular music included women and girls. Michael McClary

[@lievevlindertjes.7933]

And what you said about polyfonie is also not correct. Jesus do you recearch bevore you says thinks that are not even correct.

[@surkey5055]

*polyphony

[@lievevlindertjes.7933]

@@surkey5055 Whatver in Dutch is it POLYFO---NIE. You got it?

[@surkey5055]

@@lievevlindertjes.7933 I was under the impression you were thinking of the modern English spelling

[@lievevlindertjes.7933]

@@surkey5055 That is your problem that you whas under that impression sweetie. English is not the only language in the world. Maybe you did not knew that yet?

[@surkey5055]

@@lievevlindertjes.7933 *know