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@@StabbedPanda Yeah, but it could have been a little less overbearing as if it were an advertisement for a Hollywood blockbuster so it would compliment the music with a delicacy more deserving.
I got sent here from school. Here are notes and questions I got from my music class: 1. When did the Medival Period Began? It began after the collapse of the Roman Empire 2. What defines Monophony? It is a single line. 3. What defines Polyphony? Its more than one line. 4. Now that you have an overview of the music of the Medieval period, how would you compare the music we have now, to the music then? What can we thank God for in the way that music has developed from the Middle Ages to our present day? Modern music dives in on a more vocal and melodic tune. And they are more serious and emotional. Example Juice WRLD & XXXTENTACION. They both talk about drugs and depression and in the end they called for help. While classical medival music does not have much vocals. And relied on the dramatic instrumental. The beat of modern music relied on the 808s which is a synth that revolutionized modern music. However medival times used old instruments like a tuba or trumpet. I thank God that modern artists learn to talk about serious issues and tried to be more in sync with melody to relate to us nowadays. And that we evolved as human beings. - The plainchant (or plainsong) is the traditional ritual singing of the Western Christian Church that first developed during the earliest centuries of Christianity. It is characterized by the following: a. A single line of unaccompanied vocal melody (monophony), b. Lyrics are in Latin. c. Sung in free rhythm - not divided into bar-lengths. The words recited (prayers and psalms, etc..) give rise to a free plainsong rhythm associated with speech rather than strict rhythms of music. d. Uses modes (instead of major/minor scales). - Many medival music is made on triple meters. I hope you got some info from this. I need subscribers and I just wanna help (:
Some notes since there is no English CC. Medieval Period: 500- 1,500 A.D. Begin with the collapse of the Roman Empire Time of War and plague and widespread literacy The music style was Gregorian Chant, developed in the 9th and 10th Century Unaccompanied, monophonic (single notes at a time) Around 1,000 A.D. we see the development of Polyphony= more than one note played together. A lot of medieval music was written in triple time. One misconception is that all music was written by the church on the monarchy, so it’s hard to say to what extent the common folk were literate. Musicians would travel Europe with poems and songs about heroic deeds and ballads for courtly love. 1 Music instruments: fiddle, gittern (ancestor to the guitar), Dulcimer (string instrument played by striking the strings with a small hammer, trumpets (used to send orders during battles), percussion like tambourines and drums
Judging by the comments, I might be the *only* person not watching this for a class. Was actually looking for a specific piece of information which wasn't here. What class were you all watching this for, though? A high school class?
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I know some of you guys want to know more about this type of music my favorites are Jordi Savall he is a conducter however his youtube channel is compozed by many other people it is amazing i dont know much about his history because i never bothered on searching up his history but hes amazing. another is capella de ministrers amazing artist and my favorite song is laude novella sia cantata, this song has many singers and musical instruments and sounds like something you would see out of a video game. Their are many more i know of but they are super hard to find and the only way i found it is by searching up real medieval age music or medieval age music. Also a youtuber name Rachel Boyd has these collection of music in one video with different volumes. i know some people already know this but for those who dont these could be found on youtube its just youll have to do allot of research since this music is super old and people noadays like the songs that have more than a million views which get really boring to me. So i hope you find these artists and many more also if you find an artist that i dont know of tell me the name because i would really like to know. goodluck finding these artists just like me :)
Hey man, yeah it's tricky to balance life and RUclips, (I also upload to Liamtaylorguitar here). But, let's just say that hitting 1k subs is a good indicator ;)
I swear every single time I look into middle ages stuff and Shakespeare, every comments section has people studying for an essay. Is it so abnormal for a 15 year old to just wanna get into Shakespeare and medieval music?
I think it's cool!! I personally am not doing it just for fun, but it's really cool to see a teenager who is looking up Shakespeare and Medieval Music because they want to!
Hello! Because of copyright law, we couldn't use actual, real-world examples of Medieval Music in this video. But fear not! We made this Spotify playlist which you can follow and listen to: open.spotify.com/playlist/3EAVwWbb4IUEu46Oy2bGeB?si=EJqJe7QETZaQbEA85H6ekA
@@zxbryc it has! Not the copyright of the original compositions, but the mechanical copyright of the performers. So, if we wanted to, we could have performed out own versions, but that's not really our vibe!
The church didnt orgonise modes these where very comonly used in the Greece for centuries before hand. We do actually have examples of notation from ancient Greece but its very different to what Guido of Arezzo developed in the late 10th century
I have an issue with the fact you said medieval music didn't often show note length or pitch whilst displaying an image of relatively developed (note the 5 lines in the stave) mensural notation, the whole point of which is to show note length. Now pitch is relative because turning with relative but no it does show exact note intervals, and the length of each note.
Can anyone help us? 1.What are the instruments during the Medieval Period? 2.How important are those instruments during that period? 3. Which instruments is commonly used in the Renaissance period? 4. What are the differences between the instruments during Renaissance form the Baroque period? Thanks in advance
We didn't initially create the channel, or this video, for use in schools - hence the name. But that hasn't stopped many schools, judging by the comments here.
The fiddle hasnt changed alot since the middle ages? Really. This is just wrong. They where a compleatly different shape, played in a different way, for a compleatly different perpose. It had a much Flatter bridge to aid chords, its held infront like a rebec or a welsh crwth. The bow bends the other way and is held like a german cello grip. Youre correct that this became the violin but so wrong that it hasnt changed much.
Somehow you managed to get your information about the rest of the instruments mostly right. Please dont use myth and incorect information in educational content. Its just purpetuation ignorance and fasle information among people. Also where are your references? They arent in your description.
I don't mean to be the hater, but for the sake of education, I need to point out that much of this video is over generalized and some things in it are just wrong. For example polyphony means multiple independent voices, not multiple notes. When two or more voices sing in harmony that is homophony. Also, the intentional use of chords did not happen until the late Renaissance, which is past the time chant singing was popular.
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Finally, a video that's not shitty and filled with robotic voice. This seriously deserves more views.
Thanks!! We pride ourselves in hiring actual humans to do our voice acting!
@@StabbedPanda Yeah, but it could have been a little less overbearing as if it were an advertisement for a Hollywood blockbuster so it would compliment the music with a delicacy more deserving.
I got sent here from school. Here are notes and questions I got from my music class:
1. When did the Medival Period Began? It began after the collapse of the Roman Empire
2. What defines Monophony? It is a single line.
3. What defines Polyphony? Its more than one line.
4. Now that you have an overview of the music of the Medieval period, how would you compare the music we have now, to the music then? What can we thank God for in the way that music has developed from the Middle Ages to our present day?
Modern music dives in on a more vocal and melodic tune. And they are more serious and emotional. Example Juice WRLD & XXXTENTACION. They both talk about drugs and depression and in the end they called for help. While classical medival music does not have much vocals. And relied on the dramatic instrumental. The beat of modern music relied on the 808s which is a synth that revolutionized modern music. However medival times used old instruments like a tuba or trumpet. I thank God that modern artists learn to talk about serious issues and tried to be more in sync with melody to relate to us nowadays. And that we evolved as human beings.
- The plainchant (or plainsong) is the traditional ritual singing of the Western Christian Church that first developed during the earliest centuries of Christianity. It is characterized by the following:
a. A single line of unaccompanied vocal melody (monophony),
b. Lyrics are in Latin.
c. Sung in free rhythm - not divided into bar-lengths. The words recited (prayers and psalms, etc..) give rise to a free plainsong rhythm associated with speech rather than strict rhythms of music.
d. Uses modes (instead of major/minor scales).
- Many medival music is made on triple meters.
I hope you got some info from this. I need subscribers and I just wanna help (:
I subscribed bro, salamat (Filipino language "thank you")
@@hanabi1648 mabuhay pare! I’m filipino too bro)
@Tristan Clouden np man.
id kiss ya bro no homo tho
@christine** its been 10 months lol. But sure thing!
im only watching because this is homework
me too
hi oliver and steve im eddie
same lmao. teacher had us watch this video
@@xmdbro f
Lmao me too, now I feel like I'm in the assassin's creed
Im here for band class. I hate online school...
same but music since I'm still in elementary
Same here😔
Same
Same
This video helped me a lot on a school essay. I thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Awesome, so glad to hear!
Thanks Fjolla!
Nioce
Use me as a "I'm only here for my music homework" button
Here for my homework lmao
And you're grade 9 right?😂
Abegail Nisola nah
Yeah i did pressed the other button xD
*pushes button repeatedly*
Some notes since there is no English CC.
Medieval Period: 500- 1,500 A.D. Begin with the collapse of the Roman Empire
Time of War and plague and widespread literacy
The music style was Gregorian Chant, developed in the 9th and 10th Century
Unaccompanied, monophonic (single notes at a time) Around 1,000 A.D. we see the development of Polyphony= more than one note played together. A lot of medieval music was written in triple time. One misconception is that all music was written by the church on the monarchy, so it’s hard to say to what extent the common folk were literate. Musicians would travel Europe with poems and songs about heroic deeds and ballads for courtly love. 1
Music instruments: fiddle, gittern (ancestor to the guitar), Dulcimer (string instrument played by striking the strings with a small hammer, trumpets (used to send orders during battles), percussion like tambourines and drums
seriously thank you so much. i've had to replay so many times cos there's no CC.
Hello classmates watching this lol.
Judging by the comments, I might be the *only* person not watching this for a class. Was actually looking for a specific piece of information which wasn't here. What class were you all watching this for, though? A high school class?
Well I like medieval music but I'm from a class either
Im here because I wanted to listen to actual medieval music
I'm here for my music homework
I came here because I really like medieval music, Guillaume de Machaut's stuff is a total banger and I wish I had been there to watch them play.
We're Team Von Bingen here, but who knows, maybe there'll be a Machaut video in the future!
This is our homework now in Philippines that is why hehehehe😁
This is ours in the US rn
I hate my Orchestra class thank you though I really appreciate it though 😂♥️♥️
Why is the background music so chilling and scary🥺😂😂
DID YOU KNOW;
There was an early version of this video that was dubbed "too rude" for most viewers. It's available exclusively to our Patreon supporters :)
www.patreon.com/StabbedPanda
I know some of you guys want to know more about this type of music my favorites are Jordi Savall he is a conducter however his youtube channel is compozed by many other people it is amazing i dont know much about his history because i never bothered on searching up his history but hes amazing. another is capella de ministrers amazing artist and my favorite song is laude novella sia cantata, this song has many singers and musical instruments and sounds like something you would see out of a video game. Their are many more i know of but they are super hard to find and the only way i found it is by searching up real medieval age music or medieval age music. Also a youtuber name Rachel Boyd has these collection of music in one video with different volumes. i know some people already know this but for those who dont these could be found on youtube its just youll have to do allot of research since this music is super old and people noadays like the songs that have more than a million views which get really boring to me. So i hope you find these artists and many more also if you find an artist that i dont know of tell me the name because i would really like to know. goodluck finding these artists just like me :)
cool vid
Thank u!this is really needed for my home activity
I shown my band a few of your videos last night and mentioned that it sucks you guys stopped uploading videos... Tyty
Hey man, yeah it's tricky to balance life and RUclips, (I also upload to Liamtaylorguitar here).
But, let's just say that hitting 1k subs is a good indicator ;)
I swear every single time I look into middle ages stuff and Shakespeare, every comments section has people studying for an essay. Is it so abnormal for a 15 year old to just wanna get into Shakespeare and medieval music?
Miguel Aguiluz yes
fuckin nerd bitch ass
No one asked
@@john.fkennedy3754 No one asked what? If you're so bothered by my comment, then skip it.
I think it's cool!! I personally am not doing it just for fun, but it's really cool to see a teenager who is looking up Shakespeare and Medieval Music because they want to!
Herr because of homework, also 69 peices of muisc? Nice
Partially here for class but also works out because I was writing a character based off of medieval music so that worked out-
Hello! Because of copyright law, we couldn't use actual, real-world examples of Medieval Music in this video. But fear not! We made this Spotify playlist which you can follow and listen to:
open.spotify.com/playlist/3EAVwWbb4IUEu46Oy2bGeB?si=EJqJe7QETZaQbEA85H6ekA
@@zxbryc it has! Not the copyright of the original compositions, but the mechanical copyright of the performers. So, if we wanted to, we could have performed out own versions, but that's not really our vibe!
69 musical pieces...
nice
Nice
nice
nice
nice
Im here from 9th grade online class
Do you have an essay?
same here, our teacher said that describe the musical characteristics of Medieval, Rennaisance and Baroque Music.
lmao same
Samee
Aren’t we all?
This was sooo helpful! Thank you! My music teacher suggested this video and I will now, too! Awesome job!
Eyy, we like teachers, tell them we said hi ;) thanks for commenting
Online class just isn't the same ~_~
My teacher put you on her presentation lmao, grade 9
Bigup grade 9!
This is so helpful for studies
Dam you don't half sound like Ace Rimmer from Red Dwarf.
Thanks for the video my friend I loved watching.
I hate online class,I wanna go to school inperson
cool that they still comment back
I have to watch this because my teacher gave a link that is only for online
The church didnt orgonise modes these where very comonly used in the Greece for centuries before hand. We do actually have examples of notation from ancient Greece but its very different to what Guido of Arezzo developed in the late 10th century
Can you please help me?
•What kind of music was popular in the medieval period?
•how was the music in medieval period
Only one of those is a question, but I imagine you'll find most of the answers by watching the video
thank you
I'm actually not here for school
at this point all historical/educational videos with comments have "i here for skool" or some B$ like that.
Not all of them, just the subjects that align with the curriculum. Is that a bad thing?
No
Is there a second part? I have 20 questions on my quiz and it doesn’t have any of this info on the other half
This is so cool!
Am I the only one who wanted to gag when he said the gittern strings were made of guts...
Making her one of the most prolific KNOWN composers...
If other composers were more prolific they would be better known.
Great!
Thanks :)
I have an issue with the fact you said medieval music didn't often show note length or pitch whilst displaying an image of relatively developed (note the 5 lines in the stave) mensural notation, the whole point of which is to show note length. Now pitch is relative because turning with relative but no it does show exact note intervals, and the length of each note.
1:24 nice
anyone NOT here for homework? im here for knowledge, not school.
There are a few, like you, here for knowledge :p I think they're just less likely to comment
6.B ? Hah
Wow im gonna make essay with 300 words
I’m trying to find history music for a presentation help
That makes sense why they did 3 instead of 4 since the church made the music.
I like the intro HAHAHA
Thanks! We like it too! :)
does anyone know the instrumental music and dynamic of medieval music?
I really need CC subtitle options in English, but only see Portuguese as an option. Help?
How does this channel doesn't have more subscribers? you guys make really nice videos
Whats up my 6A music class
Let's here it for 6B!!
does anyone else have to do a band assignment watching this video
Yes me
Up next to Renaissance!!
Here it is!
ruclips.net/video/z5I6qi9qwRg/видео.html
Sup classmates
Can anyone help us?
1.What are the instruments during the Medieval Period?
2.How important are those instruments during that period?
3. Which instruments is commonly used in the Renaissance period?
4. What are the differences between the instruments during Renaissance form the Baroque period?
Thanks in advance
Sounds like you need to watch this video, then watch our Renaissance and Baroque videos because the information is literally right there
I came here because I genuinely wonder how do we know how medieval music sounded...
so wazzup classmates HAHAHAHAHHA sndanswer:>
Gr.9 student here
Hello Gr.9 student!
2020 goes brttt brrttttt brrrrtttt
💜
Gregorian Chant was established FAR before the 9th and 10th century…
Oh dip, where you there?
How does the sacred music gregorian chant differ from the secular music
Any grade 10 students?
Hello lithium
Yes
Wala akong maintindihan😃 diwao online class
Ify hahaha garde9?
Oo HAHAHAHA
Ahahahaha grade 9 din kayu
Help natin isa't isa oh ano bayung influence ng church sa medieval period
Your narrator is that you
Great videos, but I hesitate to use them for classes due to the channel name. Anyone else?
We didn't initially create the channel, or this video, for use in schools - hence the name. But that hasn't stopped many schools, judging by the comments here.
nice
Kaya natin to g 9
creek?
This is our homework in Philippines 🇵🇭🤦
Hello the Philippines!
Same bhie
i am here for hw and i am in 6th grade
69 pieces of music
Nice
Nice
Hello, Adventurer.
Good morning
whos here from SPC College?
nice in reddit
Sino mga grade 9 patience dito?
Me too
HIRAP PALA NETOO KALOKAA
Y’all my music class wants me to write down five facts for this video someone help me 😭✋
Have you tried watching the video? Might help ;)
Have I become a nerd? 🤔 I just liked music history so much in my degree that I still look up things now even though I’m done 😅 oh well I love it 😁
Hello i see you in the future 🤓
Peculiar accent - UK/Australian/American mix?
The voice artist, Jamie, is British but spent a bit of his childhood in Australia I think
Jesus is coming soon so get right with god
Hi classmates haha
SPJ Guess who am I?
Can someone give me example of the difference between medieval music and music now??? Tenkyu in adbans❤😙
Medieval music doesn't have guitar solos
Naul
Monopoly on the creation of music? I stopped there. That's not education, that's misinformation and a lack of knowledge about the medieval mindset.
Lol ok
The fiddle hasnt changed alot since the middle ages? Really. This is just wrong. They where a compleatly different shape, played in a different way, for a compleatly different perpose. It had a much Flatter bridge to aid chords, its held infront like a rebec or a welsh crwth. The bow bends the other way and is held like a german cello grip. Youre correct that this became the violin but so wrong that it hasnt changed much.
home work
hello
Hey!
Alibangbang here
Somehow you managed to get your information about the rest of the instruments mostly right. Please dont use myth and incorect information in educational content. Its just purpetuation ignorance and fasle information among people. Also where are your references? They arent in your description.
So, er.... Why is some of your expertise watching this video?
I don't mean to be the hater, but for the sake of education, I need to point out that much of this video is over generalized and some things in it are just wrong. For example polyphony means multiple independent voices, not multiple notes. When two or more voices sing in harmony that is homophony. Also, the intentional use of chords did not happen until the late Renaissance, which is past the time chant singing was popular.
I thought it's 100 AD to 1500 AD?
Conventionally it's viewed as starting at the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 AD.