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Here is the timeline with the most important events in the Middle Ages.

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Activity of characteristics of the music in the Middle Ages

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Activity of characteristics of the music in the Middle Ages

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These are the characteristics of the four genres of music of the Middle Ages Gregorian chant, Troubadours chant,  Ars Antiqua and Ars Nova

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Music styles. The religious monody/Gregorian chant

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Music styles. The religious monody/Gregorian chant

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The Gregorian or plain song is born with the Christian church, which uses music for community prayer.

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The troubadours were one of a class of lyric poets and poet-musicians often of knightly rank who flourished from the 11th to the end of the 13th century chiefly in the south of France and the north of Italy and whose major theme was courtly love

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Music of the Troubadours 5: Bel m'es qu'ieu chant

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It was called ars antiqua to the way of making music of the XII-XIII centuries, in which part of the first polyphonic trials and are enriched to lay the foundations of polyphony in its stage of fullness.
His most outstanding representatives appear around the so-called School of Notre-Dame de Paris and they are Leonín , organist of Notre-dame, and his successor Perotín .

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Pérotin - Organum 4 Vocum - Sederunt principes

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The ars nova was a musical current of the fourteenth century that was born as opposed to the ars antiqua . The rhythms, themes and melodies become more varied. The music was acquiring more and more complexity in the rhythms and in the voices, forcing to rethink and modify frequently the norms of its elaboration.

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ARS NOVA A la música de antiguo estilo se le llama Ars antiqua. A finales del siglo XIII se asienta en Francia un nuevo estilo, el Ars nova, que debe su nombre a un escrito de Felipe de Vitry (1291-1361). Éste estaba al servicio de la corte real de París; ciertos cometidos le llevaron a la corte papal de Avignon.