MUSED Quiz 1: other stuff

• pilgrims and puritans, declining quality of music, need for edu
• developed as a result of fundamental diffs (old way vs. new way)

people grew wealthier as america's economy grew stronger. they could now enjoy european culture rather than american-made singing schools.

new england music became "unscientific" because it did not conform to euro music (the new norm)

growing belief that music should be in schools created decline in singing schools.

• edu was more publicly managed in the north, including the passing of the massacusetts bay colony laws in 1642 and others in surrounding colonies.
• music was established in singing schools outside.
• edu was private in the south.

• south had many touring musicians/performances, great need for musicians.
• south was stratified, only wealthy participated.

shape notes in late 1700s, then became associated with rural people and were abandoned.

music and gymnastics

st. odo of Cluny and guido d'arezzo

the schools established under the influence of his religious teachings included music in the curriculum