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"Royal Estampie No. 4" was composed
14th century
12th century
never
13th century
2
Identify the historical era
: Important genres included the symphony and string quartet.
Classical
Baroque
Renaissance
Middle Ages
3
Which composition uses
polytextuality
Ce fut en mai
O mitissima/Virgo/Haec dies
Kyrie from Messe de Nostre Dame
Royal Estampie No. 4
4
True or False:
Chansons
were often performed with improvised accompaniment.
True
False
5
Who is closely associate with
The Council of Trent
Palestrina
William Byrd
Josquin des Prez
Guillaume de Machaut
6
Two or more independent melodic lines (or voices) heard simultaneously
monophonic
polyphonic
neume
a cappella
7
points of imitation
can be found in:
Carman's Whistle
Gloria from Missa Papae Marcelli
Moro, lasso, al mio duolo
Ave maria...virgo serena
8
Brandenburg Concerto is in which key?
D Major
F Major
b minor
G Major
9
In the Middles Ages, instrumental music fulfilled specific roles and functions, including:
accompanying singers
playing fanfares and processions
music for military campaigns
providing dance music
10
True or False: Guillaume de Machaut composed masses, motets, and chansons
False
True
11
Who composed
The Carman's Whistle:
William Byrd
Ed Sheeran
William BIRD
Yo Mama
12
Order of the
Mass Ordinary
components:
Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Agnus Dei
Kyrie, Gradual, Sanctus, Agnus Dei, Credo
Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Agnus Dei, Sanctus
Kyrie, Credo, Gloria, Sanctus, Agnus Dei
13
Which composition uses
isorhythm
O mitissima/Virgo/Haec Dies
Royal Estampie No. 4
Ce fut en mai
Kyrie from Messe de Nostre Dame
14
Which instrument is considered "haut":
shawm
psaltery
vielle
lute
15
When defining a Madrigal, which one does
not
belong:
Carlo Gesualdo is closely associated with the madrigal
based on an intimate relationship between poetry and music
a popular secular instrumental genre that flourished in the 16th century
featured vivid word painting
16
compositional style that highlights the unique technical capabilities of an instrument
variations
heterophony
idiomatic writing
word painting
17
Ce fut en mai
composer and source of text:
Moniot d'Arras, Secular Poem
Guillaume de Machaut, Latin Texts
Anonymous, Wikipedia
Anonymous, Love Poems
18
Composer of "Dido and Aeneas"
Henry Purcell
Claudio Monteverdi
George Frideric Handel
Palestrina
19
Chansonnier du Roy contains:
formal structures of music
14th-Century Manuscripts
Dances only including estampies, ronde, and basse dance
Troubadour and trouvère songs
20
Which one does not apply to
Phillipe de Vitry:
frequently employed the hocket to his composiitons
author of the treatise Ars Nova
credited with using isorhythm
broke free from older patterns and rhythmic modes
21
Identify the historical era
:
Basso continuo
provided the harmonic framework for compositions in this era.
Renaissance
Baroque
Middle Ages
Classical
22
Performing forces in
Cantata No. 80
SATB chorus
Strings
All of the above
SATB soloists
23
Two or more texts heard simultaneously:
polyphony
meslimatic
polytexuality
strophic form
24
Identify the historical era
: Church music in this era was often monophonic.
Middle Ages
Renaissance
Classical
Baroque
25
The Carman's Whistle
was included in which book of keyboard works collections:
Ars Nova
Musica Transalpina
Fitzwilliam Virginal Book
Chansonnier du Roy
26
Definition for
isorhythm
:
combines melodic patterns with rhythmic patterns
raising or lowering pitches by a half step to avoid undesirable pitches
simultaneous variation involving 2+ voices or instruments, same melody
two voices combine to create a single melody: one resting while other sings
27
"One song"; a single vocal melody with simple instrumental accompaniment
monody
aria
accapella
recitative secco
28
Composition that includes
nonsense syllables:
Gloria from Missa Papae Marcelli
Ce fut en mai
My bonny lass she smileth
Moro, lasso, al mio duolo
29
bas
or
haut:
psaltery
Bas
Haut
30
Form of "Royal Estampie"
Verse
Free
Strophic
Sectional
31
Music consisting of a single line of melody
neume
monophonic
a cappella
polyphonic
32
The earliest Mass settings took the form of:
Plainchants
Polyphonic Chants
Monophonic Chants
Gregorian Chants
33
A cantata can include choreographed dance
True
False
34
Who is the author of
Essay on the True Art of Playing Keyboard Instruments?
Jean-Philippe Rameau
George Frideric Handel
C. P. E. Bach
J. S. Bach
35
Why one does NOT apply to the
Organum
polyphonic
vocal music added to an existing Gregorian Chant
includes mostly perfect intervals
with or without instrumental accompaniment
36
Identify the historical era
: The Council of Trent banned the use of a secular
cactus firmus
.
Middle Ages
Renaissance
Baroque
Classical
37
A
suite
consists of:
vocal music and instrumental music
solo work only
a collection of stylized dances and other pieces in the same key
All the above
38
Ave maria...virgo serena
does NOT use:
heterophony
polyphonic texture
homorhythmic texture
points of imitation
39
Earliest examples of Dance Music were:
Monophonic with preference to Perfect Intervals
Polyphonic & Vocal
Monophonic & Vocal
Monophonic & Modal
40
William Byrd: composed instrumental works, sacred vocal works, and secular vocal works
False
True
41
Cantus Firmus
is Latin for:
"to hold"
"fixed song"
"note-against-note"
"sustained-note"
42
Which one does
not
apply to
clausula
self-contained, polyphonic section
serves as a link to the motet
often based on a single word or syllable
often developing the cantus firmus
43
Ave maria...virgo serena
is:
A motet by Machaut
A motet by Josquin des Prez
A mass by Palestrina
A mass by Josquin des Prez
44
Vocal Music developed in which order:
Gregorian Chant, Organum, Motet, Chanson
Gregorian Chant, Organum, Chanson, Motet
Gregorian Chant, Motet, Organum, Chanson
45
Identify the historical era
: A single "affect" or "affection" was usually projected through an entire composition.
Classical
Renaissance
Middle Ages
Baroque
46
Middle Ages Dates:
ca 476-1450
ca 475-1456
ca 450-1475
ca 450-1476
47
Opera seria
includes: spoken dialogue
False
True
48
bas
or
haut:
shawm
Bas
Haut
49
bas
or
haut:
sackbut
Haut
Bas
50
Who is the author of the famous
Traité de l'harmonic (Treatise on Harmony)?
Jean-Phillipe Rameau
C. P. E. Bach
J. S. Bach
George Frideric Handel
51
bas
or
haut:
dulcimer
Haut
Bas
52
homorhythmic texture
voices alternate, creating a single rhythm
two or more rhythms heard simultaneously
rhythms are passed from voices creating imitation points
all voices sing the same rhythm
53
performers raised and lowered pitches by a half step to avoid undesirable intervals
musica perfecta
musica ficta
musica clausula
musica nova
54
Which of these compositions has a structure of 22 movements?
Cantata No. 80
Water Music Suite
Symphony No. 5
Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 in F Major
55
Identify the historical era
: The multinational nature of dance suites reflected the cosmopolitan tone of this era.
Renaissance
Baroque
Middle Ages
Classical
56
Which composition uses
heterophony:
O mitissima/Virgo/Haec Dies
Ce fut en mai
Kyrie from Messe de Nostre Dame
Royal Estampie No. 4
57
Identify the historical era
: The polytextual motet was cultivated in this era.
Classical
Middle Ages
Renaissance
Baroque
58
Who was closely associated with
Martin Luther
:
Josquin des Prez
Guillaume de Machaut
William Byrd
Palestrina
59
V'adoro pupille
is from which Opera?
L'Orfeo
Dido and Aeneas
Moro, lasso, al mio duolo
Giulio Cesare in Egitto
60
Which one does not belong:
Gregorian Chant
Mass
plainchant
Chanson
61
Librettist for
Orfeo
Claudio Monteverdi
Alessandro Striggio
Nahum Tate
Henry Purcell
62
There is a trumpet featured in
Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 in F Major:
False
True
63
A form of plainchant, sacred liturgical music, latin texts, modal, monophonic melodies, unmeasured rhythm
Organum
Gregorian Chant
Mass Proper
Motet
64
Definition of
estampie
:
one of the earliest Medieval dances
danced by couples
involves elaborate body movements
stately character
65
Definition of
heterophony:
simultaneous variation involving two or more voices playing the same melody
combines melodic patters with rhythmic patterns
performers raise or lower pitches by a half step to avoid undesirable pitch
two voices combine to create a single melody
66
The four voices in Machaut's
"Kyrie" from Messe de Nostre Dame
triplum, duplum, motetus, contratenor
triplum, duplum, altotenor, tenor
triplum, duplum, tenor, contratenor
triplum, motetus, tenor, contratenor
67
bas
or
haut:
vielle
Haut
Bas
68
Composer of
Giulio Cesare in Egitto
Claudio Monteverdi
J. S. Bach
George Frideric Handel
Henry Purcell