Medieval and Renaissance Music

Question 1

When music depicts the actions being sung

Accepted Answer

text painting

Question 2

Meetings held by the Catholic Church to address Protestant concerns

Accepted Answer

Council of Trent

Question 3

Wandering musician performers during Medieval times

Accepted Answer

trouveres, troubadors

Question 4

The Medieval Period

Accepted Answer

1100-1450

Question 5

A service in the Catholic church

Accepted Answer

Mass

Question 6

More than one layer of music happening at once

Accepted Answer

polyphony

Question 7

Secular, polyphonic piece for singers in the local language

Accepted Answer

Madrigal

Question 8

Composer who used imitation; admired by Martin Luther

Accepted Answer

Josqin des Prez

Question 9

A melody used as the bass part in a Medieval Motet

Accepted Answer

cantus firmus

Question 10

Definition of "Renaissance"

Accepted Answer

rebirth

Question 11

Parallel lines of music 4 or 5 steps apart

Accepted Answer

organum

Question 12

The Renaissance Motet has all voices singing in Latin

Accepted Answer

True

Question 13

A musical phrase split up between voice parts

Accepted Answer

hocket

Question 14

Music sung in Latin by monks and priests

Accepted Answer

Gregorian chant

Question 15

Renaissance Composers

Accepted Answer

Palestrina & des Prez

Question 16

Composers at Notre Dame who developed polyphony

Accepted Answer

Leonin & Perotin

Question 17

Early music composer; wrote Ordo virtutum

Accepted Answer

Hildegard of Bingen

Question 18

Composer who returned purity and solemnity to church music

Accepted Answer

Giovanni Peirluigi da Palestrina

Question 19

Some Medieval secular music was written down

Accepted Answer

True

Question 20

A solemn dance with two beats in a measure

Accepted Answer

pavane

Questions 20