Age Of Exploration Music 1

In what century did composers start experimenting with cantus firmus in different voice parts?

Luis de Milan's collection, El Maestro, is in part intended for whom?

In which species do 2 notes in each of the added parts work together against each longer note in the given part?

What was used to organize the multiple movements of a mass?

The term villancico was reduced to mean what?

Ceremonial motets are characterized by what?

Which German composer used chorale melodies as canuts firmus?

In Western classical mucis, a motet is mainly what?

Johannes de Grocheo believe that motets should not be celebrated by what people because they would not appreciate it?

What is the villancico?

The madrigal was the most important form of secular music in what country?

What/who typically performs the melody in a monophonic structure?

What techniques supplanted cantus firmus in masses in the 16th century?

15th century motets stretched what music concept to greater lengths?

How many works are in Luis de Milan's collection, El Maestro?

Who was one of the earliest composers of the panisorhythmic technique?

Who published Gradus ad Parnassum in 1725?

In what species are notes sustained or suspended in an added part while notes move against them in the given part?

Since all Notes in First species counterpoint are whole notes, rhythmic independence is___.

Most polyphonic regions of the world are where?

What language is used in most masses?

How many double strings are on a vihuela?

What replaced the madrigal in opera in the 17th century?

In what city was the L'homme arme set of secular cantus firmus created?

Who is the principal madrigalist who wrote nine books about transitions in madrigal styles?

Which type of counterpoint often incorporates non-traditional harmonies and chords?

What type of composition is a mass?

The term counterpoint refers to what?

What new method of cantus firmus was introduced in the 14th century?

What Italian city became the cener of musical activity in the mid-16th century?

Mozart used a five-voice counterpoint for what finale?

What musical term relates to "a sweet or pleasant sound"?

The printing press facilitated the availability of what resource in Italy?

In which species of counterpoint does each note in every added part sound against one note in the cantus firmus?

Which madrigalist produced madrigals in the solo continuo style?

In what century did it become normal for masses to have a single composer?

During the 14th and 15th centuries, motets made use of panisorhythmic patterns, which means:

The Duarte family were Converso, which means what?

Luis de Milan was one of the first musicians to specify what indications in his music?

Accompaniment and polyphonic melody lines are two components that help determine what?

What instrument did Luis de Milan play?

What figure was featured in many Christian motet devotions?

Guerino Mazzola's work in 1947 gave what to counterpoint theory?

When did the compositional character of the motet change entirely?

What is the simplest of musical textures?

Ceremonial motets were also known as what?

In what century did madrigals first emerge?

A madrigal is what type of music?

The madrigal slowly replaced what in the 1520s?

Homophony emerged in tandem with what other music aspect?

In which species is it important that no one species dominates the composition?

Luis de Milan is from what country?

What term is used synonymously with species counterpoint?

Cantus firmus is usually sung by whom?

What is prohibited encounter point?

Polyphony usually refers to music from what time?

Giovanni Gabriali and other composers developed what type of motet in the latter part of the 16th century?

How many lines of independent melody are in polyphony?

Where was Leonora Duarte born?

The earliest madrigals were published by whom?

This change in motet was due to composer abandoning what repeated figure?

In what decade was Italianized Franco-Flemished composers writing madrigals?

What is the translation for the phrase cantus firmus?

What language was used for motets during the Renaissance?

What type of mass composition in the 15th century used cantus firmus?

Leonora Duarte's sinfonias reflect what sphere of society?

What musical term relates to "a harsh or unpleasant sound"?

Which is NOT an example of imitative counterpoint?

According to Margartet Bent, a motet is " a piece of music in several parts with __."

Most 15th century masses were based on what?

Which type of counterpoint involves the repetition of a main melodic idea?

In what decade did the term homophony first appear in England?

Most English madrigals were what style of music?

Which Beethoven theme features counterpoint?

What time period marked "the flowering of the form" of antiphons in motets?

How was Leonora Duarte able to have such a worldly view?

Villancico in 15th century Spain was frequently associated with what themes?

Luis de Milan's collection, El Maestro, is divided into how many books?

Luis de Milan's collection, El Maestro, was written for what instrument?

Who was the single most influential composer of the middle Renaissance who composed and influenced masses?

It is argued that motet could include certain what?

Which instrument did Leonora Duarte NOT learn to play?

Madrigals are considered a form of what?

What does "arco" mean in vihuela de arco?

Villancico was derived from what dance forms?

The dedication and some contributions in Luis de Milan's collection, El Maestro, suggest he spent time in what country?

The earliest motets arose in what century?

Leonora Duarte wrote how many sinfonias for the viol?

Who is NOT a prominent composer of ceremonial motets during the first half of the 16th century?

Where did Luis de Milan probably spend most of his life?

The vihuela is a string instrument shaped like what other instrument?

What is the prime concern of counterpoint?

From which religion does the name mass come from?

In what era did many composers write at least one mass based on the secular set of cantus firmusL'homme arme?

What did Leonora Duarte die from?

One of the roles of madrigals was to provide private entertainment for what kind of musicians?

In what century was the vihuela invented?

What was the most widely set of the secular cantus firmus?

What talent did Leonora Duarte have that set her apart from her family?

What body or religion commissioned Leonora Duarte in her lifetime?