Question.5199 - Discussion #1: Why is the development of musical texture during the Middle Ages and Renaissance periods vital to the evolution of western music?Discussion Assignment: Module 1Assignment ObjectivesDefine monophony, polyphony and homophony.Connect textures to style names and dates.Explain the relationship between textural innovation and harmonic development.Connection to Module ObjectivesDefine and apply terminology related to Medieval and Renaissance music. Distinguish styles and dates of Medieval and Renaissance music.StepsView Module 1 video lectures paying particular attention to the discussion of texture. Define the terms, "interval" and "harmony." Compare Early Christian Chant (LG 2), Organum (LG 3) and Renaissance Vocal Music (LGs 5, 6, 7 and 8)Responses to the Main Posting and at least one response to a classmate's posting is due no later than Feb. 11, 11:59pm. Discussion assignments are worth up to 10 points.Response to Main Posting (up to 5 points), response to Student Post(s) (up to 5 points).To view the grading rubric click on the three dots in the upper right hand corner. Main PostingWhy is the development of musical texture during the Medieval and Renaissance Periods vital to the evolution of Western music? Discussion WhiteboardActions
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