- The
Contenance angloise, or
English manner, a
distinctive style of
musical polyphony,
developed in fifteenth-century England. It uses full, rich harmonies...
- the
medieval to the
Renaissance periods. The
central proponent of the
Contenance angloise style (lit. 'English manner'),
Dunstaple was the
leading English...
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developed some
distinctive forms of music,
including Celtic chant, the
Contenance Angloise, the rota,
polyphonic votive antiphons, and the
carol in the...
- capacité, tant pour les
liquides que pour les matières sèches, dont la
contenance sera
celle du cube de la dixièrne
partie du mètre.
English translation:...
- Franco-Flemish
School built off the
harmonic principles in the
English contenance angloise,
bringing choral music to new standards,
particularly the m****...
- new era
dated from the rise of
triadic harmony and the
spread of the
contenance angloise style from the
British Isles to the
Burgundian School. A convenient...
-
Franc praised Binchois and
Dufay for
following Dunstaple in
adopting the
contenance angloise ("English character"). The
Second generation (1450–1485), with...
-
musicians also
developed some
distinctive forms of music,
including the
Contenance Angloise, the rota,
polyphonic votive antiphons and the
carol and the...
-
genre of his time. Like Binchois, Du Fay was
deeply influenced by the
contenance angloise style of John Dunstaple, and
synthesized it with a wide variety...
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September 1026)
Henri (17 May 1008 – 4
August 1060) Adela,
Countess of
Contenance (1009 – 8
January 1079),
married Count Baldwin V of
Flanders Robert I...
