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Greater technical sophistication, polyphonic texture, and meter.
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Did ars nova music emphasize homophonic texture?
No, it was more polyphonic
One of the major characteristics of ars nova music is its use of?
Syncopation
Which of these terms refer to the music written by philippe de virty that featured the introduction and use of rhythm?
his motets for Roman de Fauvel.
When was Ars Poetica created?
Ars Poetica was created in 1961.
What does Mick mars finger tattoos mean?
1 3 1 3 or "13" "13", "M" is the 13th letter of the alphabet--so "13" "13" is "M" "M" for "M"ick "M"ars
The term ars nova refers to?
The technical music period after AD 1300. Ars nova means 'new art' or 'new technique'.
Why did the Ars Nova have such an impact on France?
When ars nova developed France was already in a state of turmoil and change. It marked the transition from plainchant and organum (ars antiqua) as popular music to chansons and the polyphonic metric music we recognize today.
Did ars nova music emphasize homophonic texture?
No, it was more polyphonic
One of the major characteristics of ars nova music is its use of?
Syncopation
Are the ars nova of the 14th century differed from older music in that the new notation system permitted composer to specify almost any rythmatic patterns?
YES
Music of the fourteenth century underwent a change of style that became known as?
Ars Nova
When was Ars Nova Singers created?
Ars Nova Singers was created in 1986.
What has the author Paolo Tenorista written?
Paolo Tenorista has written: 'Paolo Tenorista in a new fragment of the Italian Ars Nova' -- subject(s): Facsimiles, Italian Ars Nova, Manuscripts, Music
When was Ars Nova School of the Arts created?
Ars Nova School of the Arts was created in 1998.
How did the 'Ars Nova affect western arts?
It was the era that much of the technical aspects of modern music developed in.
When was The Book of the Dead - Ars Nova album - created?
The Book of the Dead - Ars Nova album - was created in 1998.
What does ars nova refer to?
The technical stage of music after AD 1300, meaning 'new art' or 'new technique'
