MH final 21.22 Flashcards | StudBud
  • 27
    A-What is ethos?
    • A type of instrument
    • How music makes you feel
    • A disease that happened during this time
    • A musical genre
  • 28
    R-What were the dates of the Renaissance period?
    • 1650-1700
    • 1450-1600
    • 1420-1700
    • 1400-1600
  • 29
    C-Where was the center of classical music located during the classical era?
    • Rome
    • Germany
    • Vienna
    • America
  • 30
    C-Who wrote the USA national anthem?
    • Pachebell
    • Bach
    • The British
    • Francis Scott Key
  • 31
    R-What style is the Mass typically written in
    • sacred
    • secular
    • both
  • 32
    R-Who invented the printing press
    • The Chinese
    • JS Bach
    • Gutenberg
    • Ben Franklin
  • 33
    C-During the classical era, what composers were in the First Viennese School?
    • Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven
    • Mozart, Bach, and Handle
    • Wagner, Bach and Mozart
    • Shubert, Haydn and Mozart
  • 34
    B-What opera had the storyline of a man going to the underworld to save his bride/wife?
    • Dido and Anesis
    • L’Orfeo
    • None
    • Hansel and Gretel
  • 35
    R-What style is a Toccata typically written in?
    • both
    • secular
    • sacred
  • 36
    B-A musical form that only has two parts is called what?
    • Ternary form
    • Binary form
    • 2 part form
    • Simple form
  • 37
    What is sacred music?
    • Music for the church
    • Non-religious music
  • 38
    How many parts are there in a standard mass?
    • 5
    • 3
    • 4
    • 2
  • 39
    R-Why was the printing press so important
    • Music could be easily shared
    • It allowed for the increase of distribution of written material
    • All of the above
    • Now happenings could be better documented/preserved
  • 40
    R-What was Christopher Columbus looking for when he found America?
    • The edge of the world
    • Land
    • America
    • Spices in India
  • 41
    C-Another name for the Classical Era is?
    • The Common Practice Era
    • A time of change
    • A time of revolution
    • The best of musical eras
  • 42
    A-During the Antiquity period, what did people think about education?
    • That music should be stressed in school
    • That they needed to learn to communicate better
    • That school was important
    • Nothing, they didn’t believe in school
  • 43
    R-Martin Luther did what?
    • Didn't agree with church and helped start a new religion
    • Started a new religion
    • Wrote a mass
    • He didn’t agree with the Catholic Church
  • 44
    R-What style is a Madrigal typically written in?
    • secular
    • sacred
    • both
  • 45
    A-Who is the person responsible for discovering the chromatic scale and theorizing about musical spheres?
    • Greek Philosophers
    • Babyloynians
    • Pythagoras
    • Epitaph
  • 46
    R-What or what was Maddalena Casulana
    • Musical term
    • German woman composer
    • Italian woman composer
    • An acting troupe of males/females
  • 47
    B-How many syllables do the Sacred Harp singer use?
    • 3
    • 4
    • 1
    • 2
  • 48
    R-When people wanted to go exploring in the Renaissance, who paid for the explorers to go?
    • Friends and family
    • Kings and Queens
    • They found the money themselves
    • Schools
  • 49
    A-What was one of the first instruments used during the Antiquity period?
    • Flutes made from bone
    • Harps
    • Brass Instruments
    • String Instruments
  • 50
    M-Where are Trouveres from?
    • Germany
    • Italy
    • France
    • Rome
  • 51
    M-What did the Black Death do to the people/culture in the medieval era?
    • All of the above
    • Decreased the population
    • Made the culture take a back seat to learning
    • Made the culture take a back seat to learning
  • 52
    R-What school was NOT considered a musical school of the Renaissance period?
    • Franco-Flemish
    • English
    • Viennese
    • Burgundian
  • 53
    M-What is plain song
    • Sung by nobles
    • Very plain song
    • Sung by peasants
    • Unaccompanied song/chant
  • 54
    M-What did Pope Gregory do for music?
    • Made sacred music grow
    • Made Gregorian Chants
    • Standardized Hymns
    • Advocated for music
  • 55
    B-What is a jubilee?
    • Non Religious Spiritual
    • A happy song
    • Type of candy
    • Religious spiritual
  • 56
    R-During the Renaissance, how were people trained in music?
    • school
    • Through books
    • Through an apprentice style/internship
    • By their parents
  • 57
    A- What are hymns?
    • Works of Music
    • Songs to God
    • Pieces of choral music no longer written
    • Songs
  • 58
    A-Who was Hildegard von Bingen?
    • Music theorist
    • Nun
    • Woman Composer
    • Pope Gregory’s wife
  • 59
    C-What is a concerto?
    • Type of music
    • Song without words
    • A soloist (vocal or instrumental) with an orchestra in the background
    • Vocal piece
  • 60
    B-During the Baroque period how was music being transferred in America?
    • By book
    • By notes
    • By recording
    • By aural
  • 61
    R-What is a Renaissance Man?
    • Someone who was good at many things
    • A man who owned land
    • Someone who could play instruments
    • A man during the Renaissance
  • 62
    A-What term means one line of music?
    • Monophonic
    • One tone
    • Homophonic
    • Polyphonic
  • 63
    B-Today in America we still have this old time singing. What is it called?
    • Sacred
    • Baroque Singing
    • Old Chant Singing
    • Sacred harp
  • 64
    B-During the Baroque period, singing became more popular. Where did people go to become better singers?
    • Clubs
    • Singing societies
    • Singing societies
    • Sacred harp
  • 65
    M-What was the Song of Roland
    • A song/story about a man who was supposed to warn toops about attackers
    • A very long song
    • A poem
    • A Cappella instrumental work
  • 66
    R-What style is Instrumental music typically written in?
    • both
    • sacred
    • secular
  • 67
    C-What composer's death is said to be the beginning of the classical era?
    • Mozart
    • Haydn
    • Handle
    • Bach
  • 68
    B-What is NOT a classification of instruments?
    • Membranophones
    • Chordophones
    • Borophones
    • Aerophones