Classical Music for Beginners Part 2 | The Medieval Era Brief Overview

We're back again with the next installment of "Classical Music for Beginners"! This time we look at one of the earliest eras in music history, with the medieval music. It's not one that's talked about as much as other time periods, but that doesn't mean there isn't anything to explore! Come along and learn as we go from the beginning with Gregorian chants, all the way up to the beginning of the Renaissance era!

Music Used
Fantasia - John Dowland
Proles de caelo - Guillame Dufay
Mr. Southcoate's Pavin - Thomas Ford
April Is in My Mistress's Face - Thomas Morley
Lady Walsingham's Conceite - Daniel Bacheler
Quam pulchra es - John Dunstable
Il est belle et bon - Pierre Passereau
Tout a par a moy - GIlles Binchois
Six Musical Moments, D. 780 - III. Allegro moderato in F minor - Schubert

Attributions and Citations
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JfskacOzrXnfyD4dNqsB9lVksXj9WAKby7ImgV66BPc/edit?usp=sharing