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Medieval and Renaissance Eras
Medieval and Renaissance Eras
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1
All of the following describe plainchant,
EXCEPT
...
Latin
Sacred
Polyphonic
Monophonic
2
What is the main difference between motets and madrigals?
Madrigals are polyphonic, motets are monophonic
Motets are polyphonic, madrigals are monophonic
Madrigals are sacred, motets are sacred
Motets are sacred, madrigals are secular
3
Guess the form!
Motet
Madrigal
Plainchant
4
Madrigals (secular) were not sung in Latin; instead, they were sung in the languages that people regularly spoke.
True
False
5
Most Medieval instruments were (
CHOOSE 2
)...
...string instruments
...constructed of wood
...brass instruments
...constructed of metal
6
Because the Catholic Church controlled music education, most music of the Medieval era was
secular
.
False
True
7
All of the following apply to
most
early music,
EXCEPT
...
...music was "a cappella" (no instruments)
...music was sacred
...music was sung in Latin
...music was used for large concerts
8
Guess the form!
Plainchant
Madrigal
Motet
9
Early music, which contained
pictures
, are known as...
Illuminated Music
Illustrated Music
Illustrated Manuscripts
Illuminated Manuscripts
10
These individuals were responsible for copying music by hand...
Ministers
Monks
Rabbis
Priests
11
These individuals were responsible for spreading secular music throughout medieval France...
Monks
Caravans
Journeymen
Troubadours
12
The Catholic Church controlled all of the following,
EXCEPT
:
Music Education
Government
Education
Religion
13
By the end of the Renaissance era, the remaining instrument families (woodwind, brass, percussion) were present.
False
True
14
The Medieval and Renaissance eras lasted from...
200 - 1375
500 - 1000
600 - 1200
450 - 1600
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How was music adapted for people who were unable to read (
CHOOSE 2
)...
Most music was learned aurally (by ear)....
Music education was free for all peasants...
Music contained illustrations...
Musical instruments were readily available for people to learn...
