As a class, minstrels were most important. Early on, they were simply called bards. Later, they were called minstrels, troubadours, jongleurs, minnesingers, and by other names. They continued to be important through most of the period.
Musicians in Churches were of a different type. They included organists, choristers, and other musicians. While the Church was of central importance in the Middle Ages, and composers of sacred music were the most important theorists, they were not as generally important as bards.
There were a number of important individuals in music. Choosing the most important is pretty much a matter of taste.
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a share of land in medieval Europe is called a fief.
It is called a frog. Really :-)
Middle ages things and times are called Medieval.
Entertainers such as singers, tumbler, jugglers, clowns or storytellers who wandered about Europe during the medieval period called were called minstrels and jongulers.
A group of singers is known as a choir.
What is a pair off singers called ? its only 3 letter but the last letter or the first is a D so plz answer my question?.....
A medieval oboe would be called the shawm
A group of 5 singers is typically called a quintet, a group of 6 singers is called a sextet, a group of 7 singers is called a septet, a group of 8 singers is called an octet, and a group of 9 singers is called a nonet. These terms are commonly used in music to describe vocal ensembles of varying sizes.
medieval ages
Duet
septet
Ladies that sing low are called backup singers. The backup singers are behind the main singer.
A duet.
a choir
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