Quiz 3: Chapters 14-18

To help singers standardize melodies of Gregorian chant, _________ were created which showed the contour above the words

Leonin and Perotin wrote a book that contained music for the whole church calendar called

Polyphony is

Plainchant melodies organized into a liturgy by Pope Gregory the Great (590-604) is called

A sharp dissonant sound on the word "death" or a scale ascending to the word "heaven" is an example of:

A shift in belief that occured during the Renaissance:

Gregorian chant has which of the following text setting techniques:

Another aesthetic shift that happened in the Renaissance:

Sacred music in the Renaissance era was

The earliest polyphonic music was called

A Renaissance art form where words and music are clearly linked:

The following piece is likely by:

Single-Line melody, monophonic in texture, used for worship in the Medieval Era

What is word painting?

The following piece is written by:

The Gothic Era saw the rise of many cathedrals. Each cathedral employed

The prayers that make up the Mass fall into 2 categories: the Proper and the Ordinary. The Ordinary...

The madrigal served a function in the Renaissance as:

Did all religious communities accept Polyphony?

The rise of reliance on scientific thought and reason rather than on faith during the Renaissance was called:

The Italian Madrigal was

The order of church services and the structure of each service

Scales that were used for Gregorian chant in the Medieval era are called:

The Motet is a

Madrigals were complex and difficult, making them inaccessible to amateurs

Madrigals were known for their use of

The following is a: