Ottavio Petrucci is known for?

Publishing music using a three-impression method

Aeolian and Ionian modes were?

Added to the modal system by Heinrich Glareanus

Which of these statements best describes Women's role in Renaissance music making?

Women were expected to learn music as a part of a lady's ed.

Court Chapels were significant for music history because?

They hired musicians for both sacred and secular music

The main textures for the Renaissance were?

Homorhythmic Polyphony and Imitative Counterpoint

Which of the following statements is true?

Ren. musicians used many devices to sway listeners emotions

In the Renaissance, secular music was?

Composed by musicians who also compose church music

For much of the Renaissance, musicians working in Italy had been trained in?

France, the Netherlands, or Flanders

The primary audience for printed music was/were?

Amateur musicians throughout Europe and America

tuning all pitches on a keyboard so 3rds and 6ths sound good

Sets of books, one part to a book

In Italy, the main patrons for music were?

the heads of small city-states and churches

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1
The movement to embrace human knowledge was called?
Humanism
Secular Humanism
Medievalism
Secularism
2
Ottavio Petrucci is known for?
Translating Greek treatises into Latin
Developing a realistic style of painting
Publishing music using a three-impression method
Writing a treatise naming the best composer of all time
3
Aeolian and Ionian modes were?
added to the modal system by the Church
Discarded from the modal system in the Sixteenth Century
Modes used for secular music only
Added to the modal system by Heinrich Glareanus
4
Which of these statements best describes Women's role in Renaissance music making?
Women were expected to learn music as a part of a lady's ed.
Women were not permitted to perform in public
Women could perform in public but only in the theatre
Only nuns were permitted to learn to read music
5
Social factors influencing Renaissance music included?
Europe's economic vitality
Equal rights for Women
Church control of secular life
the Black Death
6
Court Chapels were significant for music history because?
They hired musicians for both sacred and secular music
Contracts for guilds were signed there
They settled disputes between musicians and employers
Musicians deposited copies of their manuscripts there
7
The main textures for the Renaissance were?
Heterophony and Homophony
Homorhythmic Polyphony and Imitative Counterpoint
Imitative and Non-Imitative Counterpoint
Monophony and Heterophony
8
Which of the following statements is true?
The Pope forbade Ren. musicians from expressing emotion
Ren. musicians used many devices to sway listeners emotions
Ren. believed magical properties of Greek music were lost
Musicians in the Ren. did not believe music affected emotion
9
Music and art of the Renaissance shared which of these characteristics
Complex textures that obscured each individual line
They used the art to convert more people to Christianity
An interest in the individual
An attempt to preserve medieval values
10
In the Renaissance, secular music was?
The predominant type of music
Composed by musicians who also compose church music
Banned by the church
Performed but never written down
11
The idea that music could be a social accomplishment came from?
ancient Greece
England
Flanders
fifteenth-century Greece
12
The theorist who first described counterpoint and considered thirds and sixth as consonant was?
Tinctoris
Zarlino
Boethius
Petrucci
13
The Renaissance Period is marked by an interest in?
Preserving Medieval Ideals
Religious Conversion
Exotic Cultures
Ancient Greek Culture
14
The Renaissance period of music comprises roughly which centuries?
The Sixteenth and Seventeeth
The Thirteenth and Fourteenth
The Fifteenth and Sixteenth
The Fourteenth and Fifteenth
15
For much of the Renaissance, musicians working in Italy had been trained in?
France, the Netherlands, or Flanders
Italy
Spain
England
16
The primary audience for printed music was/were?
The Church
Collectors who viewed them as a work of art
Missionaries in the New World
Amateur musicians throughout Europe and America
17
Temperament is?
tuning all pitches on a keyboard so 3rds and 6ths sound good
A system for voice leading in counterpoint
A belief that music must be moderate to create good citizens
A method for printing music
18
Partbooks were?
Sets of books, one part to a book
Books of music with high parts on the right, low on the left
Treatises on counterpoint
Books of music with all the parts on the same page
19
In Italy, the main patrons for music were?
the king and some of the nobility under him
major cathedrals
the heads of small city-states and churches
the middle class

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