1. Palestrina, the founder of the Roman school of music and an Italian composer, is the largest composer of the Catholic Church in history. He wrote a large number of multi-part mass songs, classic songs, carols of the Madonna, religious pastoral songs and secular pastoral songs in his life, creating a solemn and clear cappella style. Known as the Palestrina style. In his works, you can vaguely appreciate the humanistic ideological tendency in the song, and it is also full of rich human feelings and life interest everywhere.

In the later period, Palestrina tried to simplify the complex polyphonic texture, and adopted a clear-cut chord writing method to make the lyrics easy to hear. His work "Two-note Mass" has this style, and his successors combined the Roman-style cappella and Venetian-style chorus, which made the chorus effect come one after another. This kind of singing style continued until the Baroque period.

2. The founder of Venetian School in Viyralt is Le Zheng of Saint Kyle Church in Venice. Viyralt was inspired by the contrast of timbre caused by the alternating performance of two organs, and used the principle of group chorus in vocal music works. Under his inspiration, his successors Andre and others developed this principle, resulting in a magnificent Venice style with echo effect.

3. The biggest composer of the Flemish school in orlando di lasso, and the main music school in the Renaissance, he paved the way for the transition from polyphonic music to tonic music, and his works are almost all vocal music. * * * There are more than 2, songs. Among them, there are mass and classic songs. Madonna and secular music works, such as Italian pastoral, French Jean-Claude, German Lide, etc., Lasso's works are easy, lively, easy to understand and full of human touch.