During the reign of Queen Elizabeth I (1558–1603), English art and high culture reached a pinnacle known as the height of the English Renaissance. Elizabethan music experienced a …

People during the Elizabethan era considered music as one significant part of their life. Their music is famous because of its classy and varied forms. In fact, theater became eminent …

The music during the Elizabeth era was known for its rhythm. Broadly speaking, music of that time could be categorized into – church music, court music, street music, theatre music and town …

The Elizabethan era marked the pinnacle of music in England. The Elizabethan music went through a complete transformation from sacred to secular music and the introduction of …

With the advent of new and different musical instruments, music in the Elizabethan era gained even more popularity. Even as new instruments were being made, need and demand for even …

An era which witnessed the plays of Shakespeare and Marlowe, the great exploratory voyages and naval triumphs of Francis Drake and Walter Raleigh. And of course the iconic queen …

The music of the Elizabethan era was generally written for instruments and voices, with the latter being divided into soloists, chorus, and a role for the actors. The music was often based on a …