During the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, sacred musical genres were generally considered to be ensemble vocal music, usually sung by a group.

Capella group

Explanation:

    In Renaissance music, as a historical and artistic continuity that had been developed mainly in the last three centuries of the Middle Ages, the polyphonic choral style "capella" reached its peak - that is, the singing of several voices, performed by soloists, or by a or more choirs, without instrumental accompaniment. This music was embodied, through counterpoint techniques, perfected by schools in the Netherlands and through the Franco-Flemish influence widespread throughout Europe.

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the music of the classical period was often written to be more accessible and enjoyable for all people, rather than just the wealthy. how does contemporary music reach all audiences instead of selected patrons? select a contemporary genre of music and discuss how it reaches varied audiences. be sure to identify your musical choice within your discussion.