Non-Imitative pg3.docx

History 344 with Demetriou at Michigan State University

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By: Scott McGehee
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Readings in Ancient History: Thought and Experience from Gilgamesh to St. Augustine

The Ancient World: A Social and Cultural History (6th Edition) (MySearchLab Series 15% off)
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"how firm a foundation," "on this rock will I build my church" blending of sacred and secular; world view that has secular supported by the sacred; architectonic 6) motet: Machaut: "Quant en moy" (1350) (K 1.6) ?smaller rhythmic units: repeated bricks rather than long layers ?cantus firmus: repeated measured chant ?sacred and secular merger emphasized by used of different texts and different languages (religious and vernacular) ?cantus firmus=instrumental (wordless) musical construction changes here from joining the flow of celestial harmony to recreating the mathematical formulas found in the nature consciously compositional and calculating