A rhythmical free liturgical chant of the Roman Catholic Church.

The popular music during the latter part of Medieval Period which is not bound by Catholic traditions.

A baroque music style developed mainly by imitative counterpoint.

Refers to the primary form of sacred vocal polyphony.

A large scale musical composition for orchestra and voice that incorporates narratives on religious themes.

A characteristic of a mass music in which a note is set to each syllable.

The only mass song composition written with Greek text.

It is a symbol representing one to four notes used as notation during the Medieval period.

He is known for his compositions for orchestra, organ, and oratorio.

A period when arts are highlighted grandiose and elaborated ornamentation in music.