Part 1: Europe
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Uploaded by annbeowulf on May 23, 2008
Religious Art of the World: Part 1: Europe
Please Comment!!!!!!
This video focuses on mideaval Italy and France with some stuff from Germany and England.
Donatello, "Saint Mark" the Orsanmichele church, Florence, Italy, 1411
Duccio di Buoninsegna, "Maesta," 1308-1311
Maestà (front, Central Panel, Detail of): The Mother of God Enthroned with the Christ Child,
amidst Angels and Saints
Maestà (Front Panel, Detail of):
Maestà (Detail): Christ Summoning Apostles
Maestà (detail): Christ Entering Jerusalem?
Jan van Eyck, "The Annunciation" 1435
Jan van Eyck, "The Ghent Altarpiece with altar wings closed" 1432 (Netherlandish painter; Northern Europe)
Jan van Eyck, "The Ghent Altarpiece with altar wings open" 1432
Fra Filippo Lippi, "Madonna and Child with Angels" 1457 (Italian)
"Ekkehard and Uta" the cathedral at Naumburg, Germany, 1250
"Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Chartres (West Facade)" France 1140-1500's
"Notre-Dame de Chartres (Christ in Majesty)"
"Notre-Dame de Chartres (Clerestorey and flying buttresses)"
"Notre-Dame de Chartres (Nave)"
"Notre-Dame de Chartres (Our Lady of the Beautiful Window)"
"Notre-Dame de Chartres (Rose Window)"
"Notre-Dame de Chartres (Saints Martin Jerome and Gregory)"
"Notre-Dame de Chartres (South Elevation)"
"Notre-Dame de Chartres (Vierge du Pilier)"
Eadwine the Scribe, "Eadwine the Scribe at Work" 1066, English
"Durham Cathedral" England, 1093
"Durham Cathedral (Nave)"
O Successores by Hildegard of Bingen
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LOL funny everyone is listening to this for their music appreciation class. I am as well!
1 year ago 43
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I really love that art and more the music!!!
2 years ago 7
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It's a Gregorian Chant but... I thought they didn't have accompaniments?! =/
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so anyone know the questions to the listening assignment?
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@skankspanker With all due respect: that class sounds fucking easy XD
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hmm.
...in a sarcastic mood
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@stevenviolinr 'm in a sarcasm mood, sorry
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a comment
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thanks for posting this
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Core music class at Brooklyn College Rocks!!!!!
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@liloisdro It's called "O Successores". It was written by Hildegard of Bingen in Medival times.
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is this the gregorian chant?
liloisdro 2 years ago
One chant, yes. It is the first piece of music known to be composed by a woman in notation we can decipher.
annbeowulf 2 years ago 3