A monophonic piece of music that consisted of a single melody line that had a free musical meter.

This major liturgical work was popular among early Renaissance composers.

This composer was most notably knows as one of the most famous composers of the Chanson.

A single melody line that is not accompanied by other voices or instruments.

This composer lived from 1483 to 1546.

This church body was considered to be the "Western Church" were most Medieval music originated from.

This composer was also known to be an astronomer, astrologer, and mathematician.

This composer became a choirboys singing teacher in 1530.

Also known as a priest, it is a member of a certain body of the Catholic Church subject to ecclesiastical rule.

This composer lived from 1380 to 1453

A composer known as the first major composer of Polyphony and organum during the Medieval period.

This composer was a primary member of the Franco-Flemish school and was a master of polyphony.

This composer was considered England's greatest composer.

A short piece of sacred, polyphonic, choral music.

This composer wrote "Le chant de oiseaux"

This composer employed the use of isorhythm in his compositions.

This composer was a cantor in two separate churches in his lifetime.

This composer only wrote three liturgical pieces his entire career.

A short french song.

This composer wrote "Viderunt Omnes"

This poet and composer was thought to be "the last great poet who was also a composer"

This composer was a key figure in the Protestant Reformation.

This composer was the first to write anthems with english words.

A from of liturgical music in which music is set to verses from the Bible.

This composer wrote "Je Vivroie liment/Liement me deport