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Duplicate of Part 2: Music of The Renaissance
Duplicate of Part 2: Music of The Renaissance
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Renaissance is the French word for
representation
recollection
reunion
rebirth
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Ternary form consists of
a repeated verse then a bridge (AAB)
three parts (ABA)
two parts with double repeats (AABB)
verse and chorus (AB)
3
What is an aria?
a self contained, melodious passage in an opera
A movement of a symphony
A melodious passage in an opera
The part in the opera when the orchestra play
4
Is a Madrigal secular or sacred?
Sacred
It can be both
Secular
5
Singing with no musical accompaniment is called _____________.
counterpoint
syllabic
a cappella
imitation
6
An anthem is the English equivalent of the Roman Catholic
mass
motet
chant
intonation
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This composer was a priest, teacher and virtuoso violinist
Corelli
Handel
Vivaldi
Monterverdi
8
Early or Medieval consists of music starting from the .......?
17th Century
12 century
15th Century
10th century
9
Gregorian chant is church music of which church?
Roman Catholic
Methodist
Lutheran
Baptist
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What is a recitative?
A melodious passage in an opera
A faster, speech like, style. Used in opera.
A female singer
a self contained, melodious passage in an opera
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What was the major musical advancement during Early Music?
Tempo
Dynamics
Polyphony
Monophony
12
From lowest to highest, the registers of the human voice are
soprano, alto, tenor, bass
bass, tenor, alto, soprano.
tenor, bass, alto, soprano.
bass, alto, tenor, soprano.
13
Who composed oratorios in English
Corelli
Mozart
Bach
Handel
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Which of these is not a key Renaissance composer?
Flemish Flanders
Josquin des Prez
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
15
The texture of a Renaissance madrigal is typically
polyphonic throughout
monophonic paired with homophonic
heterophonic throughout
homophonic first, then polyphonic
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The style of writing music where every voice is a melody and all voices work together is called
syncopation
syncretism
a cappella
counterpoint
17
Melodies of the Renaissance were based on scales of the medieval _________.
cadences
meter
modes
chords
18
What are Terraced Dynamics?
Restricted use of volume in a piece
Gradual shifts in volume
Abrupt shifts in volume
19
Can you watch your mobile phone at a red light in Hungary?
Only if there are no police around
If you have an iphone
Yes
NO
20
Which era preceeded the Baroque period
Middle Ages
Renaissance
Classical
Medieval
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Technique where a composer "illustrates" a word or phrase through music to reflect its meaning.
word painting
syncopation
a cappella
imitation