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introduced europe to the printing press

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During the Renaissance, France created music for everyone about everyone. Music was celebrated and was no longer something solemn for only the rich. Music went through a rebirth like many other elements of culture. This happened because the aristocracy in France was overthrown by unhappy peasants. The peasants, who then ruled society, made music for he people about the people.

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http://www.requiemsurvey.org/composers.php?id=203

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text painting: painting a in someone's mind picture by using movement, dynamics, and or lyrics.

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The song, "Je Le Vous Dirai," is one of gossip and cheating. The title, which translates to "do not dare I say it," hints that a terrible secret is being kept. Basically a lackluster looking dude's beautiful wife is cheating on him and he's jealous and the whole town is talking about it.

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Je le vous dirait - Pierre Certon arr John Leavitt

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homophonic: (musically) parts in a certain order that hold the same rhythm as the melody.

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Pierre Certon was not certain when he was birthed from the womb in 1515-1520. He died 1572, not before composing many major songs from the Renaissance Period.
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Certon)

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you may say when I write MADRIGAL. Began in Italy in the 14th century (aka 1500s). Two/three stanzas of three lines each, and 7-11 syllables per line. (https://www.britannica.com/art/madrigal-vocal-music)

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The Creepy Bard: La La La, Je Ne L'ose Dire (Pierre Certon)

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Pierre Certon - New Songs, Playlists & Latest News - BBC Music

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The BBC artist page for Pierre Certon. Find the best clips, watch programmes, catch up on the news, and read the latest Pierre Certon interviews.