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Which of the following describe the music of "Gaude Maria virgo" and which do not?

Describes "Gaude Maria virgo"
- polyphonic texture
- a cappella singing
- faster moving upper voices over a slow-moving bottom voice

Does Not Describe "Gaude Maria virgo"
- major harmony
- syllabic text setting

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Final answer:

Polyphonic texture and a cappella singing describe Gaude Maria virgo, while syllabic text setting does not.


Explanation:

Describes Gaude Maria virgo:

  1. Polyphonic texture: Josquin's 'Ave Maria...Virgo Serena' is a Renaissance choral work that weaves different voices in polyphonic texture.
  2. A cappella singing: The piece is typically performed a cappella, showcasing vocal harmonies without instrumental accompaniment.

Does Not Describe Gaude Maria virgo:

  • Syllabic text setting: Unlike polyphonic music, which Josquin's piece focuses on, syllabic text setting emphasizes one note per syllable of text.

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