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The Council of Trent attacked the church music of the Renaissance because it?
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∙ 11y ago
The Council of Trent attacked the church music of the Renaissance because it believed that the complexity and secular elements in the music detracted from the religious message. They sought to simplify church music and make it more accessible and reverent for worshippers.
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∙ 11y agoIt did not conform to the sacredness of music fit for the Sacred Liturgy.
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Council of the Church was created in 1835.
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