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Medieval/Renaissance Music Review
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Unit review for Medieval and Renaissance music.
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During the Middle Ages, common women
Could not sing in church
Could participate in church services
Only sing in monasteries
Sang at all church services
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The Renaissance Madrigal is
Monophonic
For Several Voices set to Poem
Dance-like Song for instruments
Polyphonic Choral set to sacred Latin
3
The highlight of the Christian liturgical worship
Matins
Mass
Divine Office
Vespers
4
A cappella refers to
Unaccompanied Choral Singing
Men Taking Off Hats
Church Music
Singing in a Hushed Manner
5
In the Middle Ages, the most important musicians were
Traveling Entertainers
Priests
Women
Peasants
6
Early notation symbols were called
Notes
Scratches
Nomes
Neumes
7
Gregorian Chant
Set to sacred Latin text
All answers are correct
Had some elements of Jewish synagogue
Music of Roman Catholic Church
8
An educated person in the Renaissance was expected to
Read Musical Notation
All Answers Are Correct
Skilled in Dance
Play Instrument
9
A virtual monopoly on learning during the Middle Ages was held by
Knights
Professors
Minstrels or Jongleurs
Monks
10
The most celebrated French composer of the 14th century was
Desprez
Landini
Perotin
Machaut
11
Renaissance madrigal began around 1520 in
England
Italy
France
Flanders
12
The Renaissance in music was from
1450-1600
1150-1450
1000-1150
1600-1750
13
by 1000, the church had organized its ritual into services with melodies called
Chorales
Motets
Hymns
Chants
14
The earliest known composers to write music with measured rhythm were
Machaut & Desprez
Leonin & Perotin
Pope Greg & Palestrina
Landini & Perotin
15
One of the greatest accomplishments of medieval music was the development of
Invention
Conductin
Composition
Notation
16
Most medieval music was
Instrumental
Vocal
For Organ
For Piano
17
Council of Trent attacked the church music of the Renaissance because
Used Secular Tunes, Noisy Inst., Theatrical Singing
Based on Gregorian Chant
All Answers Are Correct
Tiresomely Monophonic
18
Wandering Minstrels, or Jongleurs, of the Middle Ages
Lowest Level of Society
Performed Music & Acrobatics
All Are Correct
Important Sources of Information
19
Palestrina's career centered in
Rome
The Netherlands
Naples
Florence
20
The parts of the Mass where the text changes depending on church season
Offertory
Ordinary
Proper
Gloria
21
A chant that is used as the basis for polyphony is
Basso Ostinato
Alleluia
Organum
Cantus Firmus
22
Religious music in the Middle Ages was almost entirely
Vocal
Accompanied
Instrumental
Harmonized
23
The performing group for which all Renaissance sacred music was written was
Large Choir of Men & Women
Vocal Chamber Group
Small Choir of Men & Boys
Small Choir of Women & Boys
24
The dominant intellectual movement of the Renaissance was called
Classicism
Paganism
Humanism
Feudalism
25
The dates for the Middle Ages are
540-1400
1330-1543
450-1450
450-1600
26
Renaissance may be described as an age of
All Are Correct
Rebirth of Human Creativity
Curiosity & Individualism
Exploration & Adventure
27
The 1st large body of secular songs was composed by
Priests & Monks
Professional Dancers & Singers
Wandering Priests
Troubadours & Trouveres
28
Two types of texts in the mass liturgy are
Introit & Ordinary
Proper & Communion
Gradual & Usual
Ordinary & Proper
29
An "
estampie
" is a medieval
Song of Worship
Jewelry
Method
Dance
30
What's the split in the church called when there were Catholics and Protestant religions
Revocation
Reformation
Rejuvination
Reaffirmation
31
Most instrumental music in the Renaissance was intended for
Concert Hall
Dancing
Religious Music
Piano
32
The _____ was the most popular instrument in the Renaissance home
Sackbut
Shawm
Lute
Regals