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RENAISSANCE QUIZ
RENAISSANCE QUIZ
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1
the secular vocal music was approved by the church?
False
True
2
what are the most relevant composers of the Italy-Madrigal
Orlando di Lasso
carlo gesualdo
magdalena casulana
luca marienzio
3
In the Renaissance,the word "villancico" stand for
A song that is play on Chrismas like "Burrito sabanero"
A theme that is played when the villain on a movie say I am yor father
The song that people bound to land and the lord
The song that plays when the maths teacher enter with the correct exams
4
What was the motet?
A famous gallery of art where many important paintings were exhibited
The most important form of religious polyphony
The most important form of secular polyphony
The result of putting together all the pieces of the liturgy
5
The Catholic Church kept the Gregorian chant as…
The anthem or anglican hymn
A composition written for four voices
The developed monophony
The official signing of the church
6
They started using more voices
False
True
7
Chason is a french vocal form with counterpoint texture
False
True
8
The counterpoint dominates in...
15th
1600
16th
17th
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Who was Tomás Luis de Victoria?
A very important knight of Italy who served the king
An important Spanish composer of the Counter-Reformation
An important Italian composer of the Counter-Reformation
An important Spanish composer of the Middle Ages
10
Who was Martin Luther?
A German musician who invented the Chora
A German protestant who invented the Choral
The most famous united states president who invented the Chanson
A very famous person who fought for the rights of the black people
11
The instrumental responds to three basic types of composition
False
True
12
what are the main characteristics of dance?
Variations
Fantasía
Pavana
Toccata
13
The most representative composers of Spanish secular music were:
Sergio Montijano Bares
Marshall Bruce Mathers and Calvin Cordozar Broadus
Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio and Juan Luis Londoño Arias
Juan del Enzina and Juan Vazquez
14
What is the mass in terms of music?
A musical instrument
The name of a famous song made by Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina.
the result of putting together all the pieces of the liturgy
The weight of an object
15
What was the most dominant crhistian concept?
believe in god
theocentrism
humanism
believe in nature
16
What is the odd one out?
in man
god's history
the society started becoming interestelar in nature
advances in science
17
The term Renaissance means…
The Greece and Rome culture
The ideal of beauty and proposal
The interest to know classical culture
All of them are correct
18
Martin Luther broke away with Greece
True
False
19
When did the renaissance start?
19th to 21th
15th to 17th
16th to 18th
17th to 19th
20
Who IS the founder of instrumental form
Henry VIII
Orlando di Lasso
Martin Luther
The church
21
The first dance has a…
Slow tempo and was written in a duple meter
Slow tempo and was written in a triple meter.
Fast tempo and was written in a duple meter.
Fast tempo and was written in a triple meter
22
In Renaissance, musical forms are the same in each country:
True
False
23
The texture was...
biphonic
Heterophonic
homophonic
triphonic
24
Madrigal is an spanish vocal form with four or five voices
True
False
25
the anthem is a composition written in for voices and in italian
False
True
26
what is the first type of instrumental form?
variations in Spain
fantasía and tocata incorporation of the the Adopted form
Adopted pieces
juan Vázquez di juangarro
27
the catholic Church kept...
they all correct
Gregorian chant
the mass
the motet
28
What was the musical form in France?
Villancico
Madrigal
Chanson
Seikilos epitaph
29
What did Henry VII create?
The Anglican Church in which the Pope was the head of it
The Ancient Church in which he was the head of it
The Catholic Church in which the Pope was the head of it
The Anglican Church in which he was the head of it
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Madrigal is ...
the typical structure and texture of the instruments.
a French vocal form with counterpoint texture
the most important composers of the Counter-Reformation
an Italian vocal form for four or five voices, with counterpoint texture.