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Music in Ancient Greece & Rome
Music in Ancient Greece & Rome
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For Music Theory review in broad outline
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1
Gregorian Chant is attributed to whom?
Pope Gregory (I or II)
Boethius
Charlemange
Geoffrey Chaucer
2
Which instrument was associate with the Greek God, Dionysus?
Pan Pipes
Voice
Aulos
Lyre
3
What location can hymn singing be traced back to?
Florence
Paris
Israel
Syria
4
Which Instrument was associate with the Greek God, Apollo?
Banjo
Aulos
Horn
Lyre
5
Apollo and Dionysus represent two sides of a "pendulum", what traits do they represent?
Apollo = Manliness & Strength. Dionysus = Levity & Wit
Apollo = Puntuality & Trust. Dionysus = Skepticism & Liberty
Apollo = Pleasure & Passion. Dionysus = Order & Logic
Apollo = Order & Logic. Dionysus = Pleasure & Passion
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A theory, music could arouse desireable and undesireable feelings is refered to as?
De Institutione Musica
The Greater Perfect System
Musica Enchiriadis
Doctrine of Ethos
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In Greek Philosophy, musical thought was connected to...?
Litereature
Astronomy
Numbers
A, B &C
8
In Greek musical life, how was music related to, or dependant upon, poetry?
Not C
Rhythm
Imagination
Form
9
Boethius described three kinds of music; what were they? (Musica . . .)
Antiphonal Responsorial, Direct.
Right, wrong, questionable.
Diatonic, Chromatic, Enharmonic.
Mundana, Humana, Instrumentalis.
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Musical style periods shift between Apollonian & Dionesian ideals, True of False?
True, but eventually converge
True
False
False. They've coexisted since the beginning of time.
