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HCS Music History - The Renaissance
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A major difference between Medieval and Renaissance sacred music was that
Medieval sacred music was written by troubadours
Renaissance sacred music was very simplistic.
Renaissance sacred music used polyphony
Medieval sacred music used polyphony
2
These are four famous Renaissance artists.
Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael, Donatello
Matthew, Mark, Luke, John
Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms
John, Jacob, Jingleheimer, Schmidt
3
Using the music to match the lyrics of a song is called _________ .
a capella
tone painting
composition
Gregorian chant
4
Music with multiple independent parts moving at different times is called ___________ .
polyphonic
Hooked on Phonics
stereophonic
monophonic
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Instrumental music during the Renaissance was used primarily for ____________ .
dance & entertainment
ceremonies
church
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The Renaissance began in which country before sweeping across Europe?
Germany
Greece
Italy
England
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What does "Renaissance" mean?
rebirth
return
redo
annoying
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What invention helped to make music more accessible by the common man during the Renaissance?
the microphone
Beats by Dre wireless headphones
the printing press
the hearing aid
9
What is the Renaissance time period?
1981-Present
0-500 CE
1400-1600 CE
800-400 BCE
10
_________ permitted the navigation of the world's oceans and the discovery of faraway lands.
Christopher Columbus
The Pope
The North Atlantic Current
The invention of the compass
11
What were the classics?
Study of Ancient Egyptians
Study of Ancient Greek & Roman cultures
Study of classical music
Study of golf tournaments
12
What does secular mean?
smart
religious
not religious
enlightened
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This influential composer served as a bridge between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
Guillaume Dufay
Josquin Des Prez
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Johann Sebastian Bach
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What is a patron?
a person who studies the Bible
a drink made from fruit
a person who financially supported the artists
a poor peasant
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Which is a type of Renaissance music?
madrigal
jazz fusion
organum
Gregorian chant
16
Queen Elizabeth I loved music & played the lute in this country where madrigals developed?
Denmark
France
Italy
England
17
How did art change during the Renaissance?
art scared members of the church
it was two-dimensional
it was more realistic and three-dimensional
art was focused on the church
18
Gilles Binchois spent his entire creative life in this region.
London
Marseillies
Paris
Burgundy
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This composer helped push the limits of sacred music composition.
Pope Gregory
Palestrina
DaVinci
Queen Elizabeth I
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Today, composition students are almost always taught to write in the style of this composer.
John Williams
Des Prez
Pope Gregory I
Palestrina