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Music History Test Review (Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque Periods)
Music History Test Review (Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque Periods)
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1
Most Renaissance music was __________, which has more than one musical line.
monophonic
polymorphic
polyphonic
heterophonic
2
This is a rebirth or revival of human creativity.
revival
runyanism
renaissance
rekindling
3
Medieval music was ____________, meaning only one melodic line with no accompaniment.
heterophonic
monophonic
polyphonic
homophonic
4
When someone learns music that is passed down to them orally, they are learning music by ____.
tone
score
neumes
rote
5
_______________: Layered dynamic levels within a piece of music. Used during the Baroque Period
lawn dynamic
temple dynamic
onion dynamics
terrace dynamic
6
_____________ are nonreligious vocal works in several parts.
motets
monophonic
polyphonic
madrigals
7
Made famous by Bach, this polyphonic composition consists of a series of successive imitations.
prelude
fugue
concerto
round
8
The Renaissance Period happened during which years?
1900-2000
1450-1600
1600-1750
450-1450
9
The Medieval Period encompassed what time span?
450-1450
1750-1825
1600-1750
1450-1600
10
In the Medieval Period, music that did NOT have religious influence was called:
Secular Music
Sonata Music
Sacred Music
Super Music
11
The first kind of music notation: markings over or under musical texts to signal pitch.
directions
depictions
names
neumes
12
Renaissance polyphonic choral compositions based on sacred texts were called _________.
Madrigals
Motets
Sonatas
Concertos
13
Music of the church is called:
Sacred Music
Sonata Music
Secular Music
Sermon Music
14
What are the two types of Medieval church music?
Motets and Madrigals
Plainsong and Madrigals
Plainsong and Parallel Organum
Parallel Organum and Motets
15
The Baroque Period lasted during what time?
1860-1865
1600-1750
1492-1550
1776-1781
16
The separate sections of a musical piece.
movements
layers
parts
levels
17
Dynamics are what we call the __________ of music.
speed
style
intensity
volume
18
A form of instrumental music where a soloist alternates with a group of instruments.
symphony
opera
concerto
sonata
19
What are the two categories of music during the Medieval Period?
Sacred and Secular
Concertos and Sonatas
Country and Western
Impressionism and Expressionism
20
Any written notation is known as a _________.
symphony
tab
scribe
score
