Duplicate of Renaissance Music Study Guide

Question 1

Ave Maria, Virgo Serena is an example of:

Accepted Answer

Motet

Question 2

Kyrie from the Pope Marcellus Mass is and example of

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mass

Question 3

What is the Medieval/Renaissance counterpart.to the trombone?

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sackbut

Question 4

Specific instruments to be used were often identified in the musical scores for dance music.

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False

Question 5

Which was a recommendation of the Council of Trent regarding music for the church?

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make the words more understandable

Question 6

What is the Medieval/Renaissance counterpart.to the flute?

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transverse flute

Question 7

Renaissance means

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Rebirth

Question 8

Which of the following is NOT typical of the Renaissance motet?

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monophonic texture, sung in the vernacular

Question 9

The expressive device Renaissance composers used that linked the text more closely to the music

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word painting

Question 10

What is the Medieval/Renaissance counterpart.to the oboe?

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schwam

Question 11

Unaccompanied vocal singing, which was very popular during the period

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a capella

Question 12

The dates of the Renaissance Period are:

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1450-1600

Question 13

Where were madrigals performed?

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anywhere but a church

Question 14

Palestrina, and Josquin both contributed to the development of _____ during the Renaissance.

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Mass

Question 15

As Vesta Was Descending is an example of:

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madrigal

Question 16

As Vesta Was Descending written by:

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Thomas Weelkes

Question 17

Sacred music for the Church of England was written in

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English

Question 18

Madrigals were performed mostly likely where?

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anywhere but a church

Question 19

The madrigal flourished first in what country?

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Italy

Question 20

This piece gave clear examples of word painting

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As Vesta Was Descending

Question 21

Women were active participants in this kind of music

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secular music

Question 22

What is the Medieval/Renaissance counterpart.to the classical guitar?

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lute

Question 23

The rise of music printing, the merchant class, and secular music add to the emergence of the

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amateur musician

Question 24

The predominant texture of Renaissance vocal music was

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polyphony

Question 25

Instrumental music written for various groups of instruments, usually in a homogeneous ensemble

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consort

Question 26

O Sacrum Convivium is an example of:

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motet

Question 27

The genre of music NOT sung as part of the religious services of the Roman Catholic Church

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Madrigals

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