Ars Nova And The Roman Catholic Mass Good Omens Season 3 [0o0olCP9TSp]

In this video, we wrap up the Medieval period by talking about the Ars Nova movement, the development of rhythm, as well as the music of the Roman Catholic mass.

Introduction - 0:00

Tumultuous times in Europe - 2:26

Ars Nova - 3:03

Why rhythm is so important - 3:50

Philippe de Vitry - 4:36

Vos qui admiramini/Gratissima virginis - 5:02

Contemporary critic's reaction - 5:52

Understanding the Roman Catholic mass - 7:20

Outline of the Mass - 8:11

Guillaume de Machaut - 9:04

"Kyrie" from Messe de Nostre Dame - 9:53

The legacy of Machaut on music - 10:54

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Vos qui admiramini - Gratissima viginis:

Messe de Nostre Dame:

Ave Maris Stella:

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A History of Western Music (

Renaissance Music: Music in Western Europe, 14001600 (

Choral Repertoire (

Choral Music of the 19th Century (

Choral Music of the 20th Century (

Music of the 17th and 18th Centuries (

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