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Unit 1 History and Music Theory
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The name of this note is
E
A
C
D
2
The name of this note is
D
F
C
G
3
He is the 'father of the triad'
Bingen
Machaut
Dufay
Perotin
4
The name of this note is
C
D
E
G
5
The name of this note is
C
E
A
G
6
The Gregorian chant is all EXCEPT
Secular
Monophonic
Sacred
Plainchant
7
The name of this note is
C
A
D
B
8
The famous rock paintings which show cavemen hunting for food using music is found where?
Chavaut, France
Mesopotamia
Denmark
Egypt
9
This musical theorist created the idea of todays solfedge (do, re, mi)
Guido of Arezzo
Machaut
Perotin
Bingen
10
This person created the system for writing music on lines and spaces
Guido of Arezzo
Hucbald
Perotin
Bingen
11
An early musical note is called a
Nueme
Staff
Unison
Motet
12
This composer was a famous poet loved by Chaucer
Perotin
Machaut
Bingen
Dufay
13
Name the instrument found in a battlefield in Denmark
Lur
Lute
Lyre
Flute
14
The name of this note is
C
G
B
D
15
This person is called the 'father of rhythm'
Machaut
Hucbald
Guido of Arezzo
Perotin
16
The Greeks are famous for inventing this instrument
Organ
Lyre
Lur
Flute
17
The composer who created the motet is
Dufay
Guido of Arezzo
Machaut
Bingen
18
The name of this note is
B
F
G
D
19
This composer was given to the church as a tithe
Perotin
Bingen
Machaut
Dufay
20
This person is credited for creating the musical alphabet
Guido of Arezzo
Perotin
Hucbald
Bingen
21
A motet uses this musical idea
unison
isorhythm
drone
chord
22
This type of music was made famous by the Egyptians
Gregorian Chant
Plainchant
Motet
Psalm
23
This composer, who studied at Notre Dame, was considered a musical radical.
Machaut
Guido of Arezzo
Perotin
Bingen
24
Polyphonic is the same as
Unison
Organum
Plainchant
Monophonic
25
The ending of a musical phrase is a
triad
isorhythm
chord
cadence