Music were developed in light of the reformation

1. What form of music was in light of the Reformation?
2. How did the Reformation affect music?
3. How did the Reformation and the Counter Reformation affect music?
4. What was the Reformation in music history?

What form of music was in light of the Reformation?

The great cultural and religious schism of the 16th century democratised music and participation, creating the template for modern classical music.

How did the Reformation affect music?

The Reformation had a significant impact on church music. The song schools of the abbeys, cathedrals and collegiate churches were closed down, choirs disbanded, music books and manuscripts destroyed and organs removed from churches.

How did the Reformation and the Counter Reformation affect music?

The musical changes that took place in the Counter Reformation were changes that set the precedent for church music in years to come of the 17th and 18th centuries, even affecting the church music heard in Catholic masses around the world today.

What was the Reformation in music history?

The Reformation set in motion a rebellion against the authority of the Catholic Church. It brought new types of religious music, including chorales and chorale settings in the Lutheran Church and Psalters in Calvinist churches.