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Music History 1: Test 2
Music History 1: Test 2
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Music of the late Medieval and early Renaissance #higher_education
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Virelai
ABaAabAB
aabC
AbbaA
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The Roman de Fauvel is an allegory about
Corruption in the French Court
The Babylonian captivity
The Black Death
the Ars Nova
3
Which phrase best describes humanism?
The appreciation of all living things
The reliance on authority
Doing good deeds to help one another
The study of things pertaining to human knowledge
4
“Trecento” refers to music of the 1300s in
Burgundy
France
England
Italy
5
All of these are true the early motet except ______.
It was the leading polyphonic genre of the 13th century
It was exclusively secular
Originally came from distant clasulae
It was in Latin, French, or both.
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This is an example of what type of notation?
Renaissance
Franconian
Ars Nova/Subtilior
Modern Transcription
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Rondeau
ABaAabAB
AbbaA
aabC
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Literally “hiccup” - a technique in which two voices alternate in rapid succession
Isorhythm
Hocket
Talea
Trecento
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Which of these note values was new to the Ars Nova?
Semibreve
Long
Breve
Minim
10
This is an example of what type of notation?
Renaissance
Ars Nova/Subtilior
Franconian
Modern Transcription
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Ballade
AbbaA
ABaAabAB
aabC
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This is an example of what type of notation?
Modern Transcription
Franconian
Renaissance
Ars Nova/Subtilior
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Many aspects of European culture in the fifteenth and sixteenth century were influenced by
Colonialism
The revival of Greek and Roman writing and art
The Great Schism
The Copernican revolution
14
This composer inaugurated the style now known as the Ars Nova.
Philippe de Vitry
Philippus de Caserta
Guillaume de Machaut
Guillaume du Fay
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This is an example of what type of notation?
Modern Transcription
Ars Nova/Subtilior
Franconian
Renaissance
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Medieval tuning system
Mean tone temperament
Just
Equal Temperament
Pythagorean
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An existing melody, often plainchant, on which a new polyphonic work is based.
Cantus firmus
Rota
Isorythm
Double motet
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Chromatic alterations left to performers discretion
Hocket
Musica ficta
Mensuration
Humanism