 [mō-tĕt́]
| (n.) | A polyphonic composition based on a sacred text and usually sung without accompaniment. |
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Playing with The Motet this time around will be usual suspects plus some colorful characters. On vocals the lovely and talented Kim Dawson will be joined by, of course, our main man Jans Ingber. The rhythm section will consist of Dave Watts, Joey Porter, Garrett Sayers and latest addition, Holden Young on guitar.
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Motet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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In Western music, motet is a word that is applied to a number of highly varied choral musical compositions. The name comes either from the Latin movere , ("to move") or a Latinized version of Old ...
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Motet - History, evolution, and definition of ... Definition/History Originally, motet was Roman Catholic church music with Latin biblical text sung in two parts, one of which was taken from Gregorian Chant (they just spiced up the rhythm to make the chant more 'hip').
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Another new form, the motet, was to become the predominant polyphonic style for the next two centuries. ... The motet soon acquired third and fourth voices. The added voices were written above the tenor and the upper part, the dessus or superius, was usually the most complex. The quartet was well established by the...
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A. The motet begins with the practice of adding text to preexistent clausulae from organum. ... The texted voice is called the motetus. The motet is thus an extension of the troping idea that had been present in monophonic composition for centuries, as well as a continuation of the desire to write Latin texts to be sung.
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Get information, facts, and pictures about motet at Encyclopedia.com. Make research projects and school reports about motet easy with credible articles from our FREE, online encyclopedia and dictionary. ... The 13th-century motet, a creation (c.1200) of the school of Notre-Dame de Paris, was a polyphonic composition based on...
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Dunstables "Quam pulchra es" is a charming specimen of a three-part motet, the concluding Alleluia being far in advance of any similar work during the first quarter of the fifteenth century, betraying a genuinely artistic style.
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