A composer from this country made each of the three repetitions of the tenor faster by a factor of two-thirds in a pan-isorhythmic, three-part diminution motet that name-drops fourteen composers from this country's court.
A composer from this country made each of the three repetitions of the tenor faster by a factor of two-thirds in a pan-isorhythmic, three-part diminution motet that name-drops fourteen composers from this country's court. That composer's Quam pulchra es exemplifies a style of polyphony featuring major-mode tonality and triadic harmony that was known as this country's "contenance," or "manner." A composer from this country had the two top voices sing the same line half a bar apart while four of the bottom five voices sing the same melody at different speeds, two in inversion, in his Miserere nostri. Of the two composers who were granted a twenty-one year monopoly on polyphonic music in this country, the elder wrote the so-called "third mode melody" and the 40-part motet Spem in alium. For 10 points, name this home country of John Dunstable and Thomas Tallis.
A composer from this country made each of the three repetitions of the tenor faster by a factor of two-thirds in a pan-isorhythmic, three-part diminution motet that name-drops fourteen composers from this country's court.
England [accept the UK or the United Kingdom of Great Britain and (Northern) Ireland]