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Renaissance Music
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Most composers began their musical careers as what?
Priests
Cabin boys
Choirboys
Interns
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Who was the most influential composer of the renaissance?
John Dowland
Josquin
Jacques Arcadelt
Palestrina
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Composer who chose all the music published in England for 21 years
Thomas Morley
Di Lasso
Palestrina
John Dowland
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Who was the most important French composer of the renaissance?
Josquin
Certon
Di Lasso
Palestrina
5
Everyone was allowed to sing in the Catholic church.
True
False
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A Capella means "without instruments."
False
True
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Known as the "Father of Musicians"
Palestrina
Di Lasso
Elvis
Josquin
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Who travelled throughout Europe and composed in many languages?
De Victoria
Jacques Arcadelt
Palestrina
Orlando Di Lasso
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Sacred music is...
Music for the church
Non-religious music
Dance music
Party music
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Who was the music director at the Vatican?
Palestrina
Josquin
Thomas Morley
de Victoria
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A composer and a priest
Josquin
de Victoria
Di Lasso
Thomas Morley
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Greatest lute player of the renaissance
John Dowland
Josquin
Thomas Morley
Taylor Swift
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The most important new tone color of the renaissance was...
The harpsichord
The lute
The male soprano
The electric guitar
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What was the most important invention of the Renaissance?
Automobile
Tyepwriter
Quill pen
Printing press
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Renaissance means what?
Rebirth
Retreat
Redo
Reanimate
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Secular music is...
Music for the church
Choir music
Non-religious music
Band music
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The most important sacred composition
Madrigals
Chansons
The mass
Motets
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During what years did the Renaissance occur?
1450-1600
1400-1580
1430-1500
2020-2021
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Which instrument is NOT from the renaissance?
Hand drum
Harpsichord
Violin
Lute