World Music welcome to Medieval I (c. 400-1200)! 6 linked videos below, re notes (c. 300-500 words), as attached pdf or jpg (to mus21stc@gmail.com) by 6pm, this Friday, the just-before ominous September 10!
Thanks re optional Zoom Get-Togethers in the last two weeks... hope to see you again similarly this Wednesday (same times, 5pm) and beyond as well!
Mark Alburger - Music c. 400-1200 (1. Rome to Romanesque)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KK8Bg315V8Y&list=PLtV-SdP8TZccUYnKfWuBkBzS32F5Y9Z8m
Sex fecit hoc perficere!... (Latin: "Six has make it complete").
The below simply being the consituent parts of above...
In your writings, feel free to emphasize the African / Asian / American aspects (1a, e, and f)...
Mark Alburger - Music c. 400-1200 (1a. Beginnings of the Middle)
Music of India, Mauritania, Tibet, Hungary, Turkey,
France, North America, Australia, and Japan
https://youtu.be/KK8Bg315V8Y
Mark Alburger - Music c. 400-1200 (1b. Introit, Kyrie)
Gregorian Chant - Gaudeamus, Kyrie IV
https://youtu.be/0-OxAlwIQps
Mark Alburger - Music c. 400-1200 (1c. Kyrie to Gradual)
Gregorian Chant - Kyrie IV, VIII, XI; Psalm 146 with Antiphon
https://youtu.be/Tf5hqVwveW0
Mark Alburger - Music c. 400-1200 (1d. Gradual to Vespers)
Gregorian Chant - Haec Dies; Deus in Adjutorium
https://youtu.be/kDTVOfLRzro
Mark Alburger - Music c. 400-1200 (1e. Pilgrimage)
Music of Arabia, Yemen, Iran, Syria, Palestine / Israel, Tunisia, and Morocco
https://youtu.be/DtI9xuLOczQ
Mark Alburger - Music c. 400-1200 (1f. Roaming to Romanesque)
Music of Japan, Iraq, Arabia, France, and Gambia
https://youtu.be/mbA6P3-FtzE
