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Music in the Middle Ages
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It is a polyphonic form by the addition of a second voice to the melody of a Gregorian chant.
Organum
Conductus
Motet
Cantiga
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The Middle Ages took place during the years:
400-1400 A.D.
1600-1750 A.D.
1750-1825 A.D.
1400-1600 A.D.
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The clergy were the...
knights
rich landowners
priests and monks
poor farmers
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Gregorian Chant was sung in....
... in German
... in romance language
...in Latin language
... in French
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Polyphony is...
...music composed for many parts or voices.
...music composed for only one voice or part.
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Nobility were the...
monks
priests
rich landowners
poor farmers
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Do you want to win this game?
No
Yes
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What is sacred music?
secular
religious
rock'n'roll
non-religious
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What does "a cappella" singing mean?
only men
just voices
only women
only instruments
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What is secular music?
religious music
non-religious music
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The Middle Ages was also known as...
Baroque Period
Renaissance Period
Classical Period
Medieval Period
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Who were the musicians and actors from poor families who played songs composed by troubadours?
Troubadours
Jongleurs
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Why was Guido d'Arezzo important in the history of music?
He played many instruments
He had a loud voice.
He sang in a famous church
He named each note of the scale.
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The peasants were the...
poor farmers
kings and queens
rich landowners
priests
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Who were the professional musicians, artists and poets from noble families?
Jongleurs
Troubadours
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Sacred music in the middle ages was called
plainsong
troubadours
cantiga
jongleurs