Music History Level 2

The black notes on the keyboard are also called __________ in theory.

Going from A to B is what kind of step?

The pattern of intervals making up a Major scale is what?

What is this note?

What was this form actually called?

Organum was the predecessor to which popular texture?

What was one key characteristic of the Renaissance period?

The Medieval traveling groups of Secular musicians in England were called what?

What are these chords actually called?

What is this called?

The Baroque Era saw both virtuosity and controlled order in composition

The chords immediately surrounding a tonic in the Circle of Fifths are called the “cousin chords”

Which of these genres was NOT one that led to Opera?

In the article “Music Painted on the Walls”, what group of people attended the music school?

The form of musical piece that Bach wrote which featured imitation was the prelude

Most church/religious music from the early years of history was written in what?

Which country was Guillaume de Machaut from?

There are 4 lines and 5 spaces in a staff

Music printing was easier than Text printing

What is this called?

Going from A to A# is what kind of step?

The Renaissance came before the Medieval Era

How many half steps does it take to get from A to C? (Remember, B-C is only a Half step)

Was religious (sacred) music in the Middle Ages written in Latin or Greek?

Who composed the Opera “L'Orfeo”?

What is this called in Treble Clef?

Which of these genres was Secular Vocal Music?

Which of these composers was NOT a member of the Renaissance?

The Romantic era occurred directly after which period?

Thomas Tallis was part of which era of Music History?

FACE on SPACE is a rule in which clef?

Sacred music from the Middle Ages, Renaissance and Baroque eras can be found in sets of 3. Why?

What is this called?

Who were the two composers in the Notre Dame school?

Who was the German abbess responsible for Medieval Church music?

What is this called?