Pope Marcellus I

1. Among Palestrina’s Masses, the Pope Marcellus Mass was among a small number that did not include what? According to The Oxford History of Western Music, the Pope Marcellus Mass is one of Palestrina’s few Masses that doesn’t consist of “preexisting material.” In fact, prior to Palestrina writing the Pope Marcellus Mass, he had written over thirty paraphrase Masses (imitation masses) which were Masses that borrowed at least two or more parts from another piece of music (e.g. all

“The development of New Zealand Art from the 20th into the 21st Century” New Zealand is home to various great artists who have crafted and created a platform for current, new and upcoming New Zealand artists. Throughout the 19th Century New Zealand artwork was predominantly based around New Zealand’s scenery, artists during the 20th Century such as Rita Angus demonstrated through her artworks landscapes and sceneries of New Zealand whereas other New Zealand artists such as Gordon Walters incorporated

both similar, but at the same time, completely different. The way that they are performed and set up, or structured, is where the most evident differences occur. The Medieval chant, also known as the Gregorian chant, has been credited to Pope Gregory I. Medieval chants originated around the year 600 A.D. The purpose behind the creation of chant was to fight the political, and somewhat social, stress

age Rome has been associated with the birth place of the Papacy but history shows that Constantine moved the capital of the Roman Empire to Constantinople in the 4th century. In Constantinople the father of the church was referred to as the Pope. The word Pope simply means “father,” and in early times was used to refer to any important and respected bishop. In Rome the father of the church was referred to as the Bishop of Rome. It is the purpose of this paper to present evidence of the individuals

Saint Gregory of Nyssa opens his narrative The Life of St. Macrina, with a justification as to why he is documenting accounts of St. Macrina’s life. St. Gregory, St. Macrina’s brother, sets out to create a narrative that is both “artless and simple”, but rather, we receive a rich, detailed expression of admiration and praise (77). According to St. Gregory, Macrina was the spiritual leader in their family, using her knowledge of Scripture and philosophy to motivate her family and others to cast off

different about James’s face was the single tear that rolled down his cheek and hung on the cliff of his chin amongst his stubble. As it fell from his face, his body smashed forward into the wooden table. And in that moment I felt completely alone. James was the only reason I was there with the oudious group of so-called ‘friends’. Only a few moments before we had been having a wonderful time, drinking wine out of chipped coffee mugs and reminiscing about ‘the good old days’. Then in a beat of a

There were several genres of the A Middle Ages as well as the Renaissance. During the Renaissance period, the vast majority of the musical moved from the church to the courts. Composers were more open to experimentation, and had more imaginative opportunity and basically were no longer afraid of the churches response. In this time frame the church had less control over musical movement and this allowed the composers to go in their own direction with minimum consequences. In this time frame the Kings

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know and be able to do at the end of each grade. To evaluate John Black and Maria Mendoza’s opinion essay, I will be using the CCSS generic 4-point opinion-writing rubric. I will use each of the three main categories from the rubric, which include: statement of purpose/focus and organization, language and elaboration of evidence, and conventions to evaluate the two student writing samples. I will give the students a score of 0-4 for each category and discuss a lesson to address the certain writing

called Europe,” and “The church took the lead in rule by law, the pursuit of knowledge, and the expressions of culture” (p.162). It became known as the era of Christendom, as the church united its forces with the empire and popes ruled. As time passed, however, people began to see popes as corrupted by their authority over everything and everyone leading to revolts and