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Intro to Music Unit 2 Review - Vegas
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A review of early music up through the Musical Renaissance.
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Represents the simple beginnings of organized harmony.
monophony
madrigals
organum
Gregorian chant
2
True or False: Many ancient cultures believed that music held mysterious powers.
True
False
3
The approximate time line of the musical Renaissance.
1600-1750
1200-1500
1400-1500
1450-1600
4
Music and math are related. They are inseparable.
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
Pythagoras
5
Music written for religious or devotional purposes.
non sense syllables
sacred
secular
troubadour song
6
Musical form that developed out of the Protestant Reformation.
theme and variations
hymn
madrigal
organum
7
Which of the following secular forms was written by and for the musical elite of society?
troubadour song
madrigal
motet
pop music
8
Which melodic style of singing is pictured here?
homophonic
melismatic
dynamic
syllabic
9
Hymns are written in which of the following textures?
polyphony
homophony
notation
monophony
10
True or False: Most early / ancient cultures primarily experienced music as performers.
False
True
11
Music consisting of voices only.
instrumental
homophonic
dodecaphonic
acappella
12
True or False: troubadour songs and motets must be acappella.
True
False
13
Which one of the following choices is
NOT
a characteristic of Gregorian chant?
Latin text
monophonic texture
polyphonic texture
sung only by men
14
Passing music down via word of mouth.
arranging
modulation
notation
oral tradition
15
The Renaissance period is often known as the:
dark ages
dawning of the age of aquarius
age of vocal polyphony
age of instrumental homophony
16
To spontaneously or freely create.
modulate
diagram
improvise
dynamics
17
Syllabic style singing primarily uses how many pitches per syllable of text?
no pitches
10-20+
2-4
1
18
Which of the following forms would be most likely to use the technique of word painting?
madrigals
motets
organum
chorales
19
Curved lines placed above text to indicate melodic direction.
rests
neumes
gnomes
dynamics
20
ABABABA:
What musical form does this letter diagram represent?
theme and variaions
through-composed
strophic
repetitive
21
Texture consisting of a melody of primary interest with accompaniment that supports it.
polyphony
homophony
monophony
symphony
22
Rounds, canons and fugues are all examples of which musical texture?
monophony
phonetics
homophony
polyphony
23
Melismatic style singing primarily uses how many pitches per syllable of text?
10-20+
no pitches
0
1
24
Which of the following is true of both motets and madrigals?
use non sense syllables
polyphonic texture
Latin text
only sung by men
25
What language did troubadours sing their songs in?
sign language
German
vernacular
French
26
Which of the following can be described as being festive or jovial in nature?
Gregorian chant
organum
madrigal
motet
27
Gregorian chant is named in honor of:
Greg Maddux
Gregory Peck
Greg Grunberg
Pope Gregory I
28
The Goddesses of the arts and sciences in the ancient Greek culture.
Muse
Mystics
Hades
Mars
29
Chant form with no repetition of musical ideas or phrases.
strophic
rondo
through-composed
repetitive
30
Pictured here is the favorite instrument of the troubadours. What is it?
kazoo
lute
flute
bassoon
31
Music where there is only one line. All musicians perform the same exact thing.
mezzophonic
polyphonic
homophonic
monophonic
32
Music intended for social reasons.
secular
Gregorian chant
motets
sacred
33
Secular group of wandering minstrels / musicians who wrote secular songs.
troubadours
jesters
rock stars
nobles
34
Which melodic style of singing is pictured here?
syllabic
melismatic
homophonic
polyphonic
35
Which of the following textures do motets use?
form
dynamics
monophony
polyphony
36
In organum the new added voice part is a 4th or 5th higher than the existing vocal line.
False
True
37
Refers to the common language of the people.
texture
Latin
syllabic
vernacular
38
Which style of singing is pictured here?
melismatic
syllabic
motet
neumes
39
The Doctrine of Ethos is associated with:
Buckley
Plato and Aristotle
Pythagoras
Niche
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True of False: Support for the development of sacred music primarily came from the church.
False
True
