Which region did the Dutch composers who excelled in polyphonic writing come from?

What musical forms did Flemish composers make their own?

Who is considered the most important Flemish composer, leaving behind more than 2000 works?

Which country seems to limit itself to production of serious music while the Flemish monopolize the European music scene?

What is the musical form in Italy that represents a new trend with a popular character in the 15th century?

Which instrument was most commonly used in courts for secular music during this time?

Which composer was known as the 'Lord of Florence' and composed The Triumph of Bacchus and Ariadne?

In what format are the melodies of the various voices written during the performance of Flemish masses?

What is the musical style in which one voice is followed by another, repeating the melody after a time interval?

What is the contrapuntal writing of the motet known for?

What was a significant factor in the growth of secular music production in Italy during the 15th century?