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Music History Quiz 2
The Mass is a reenactment of Christ's Last Supper
Romantic Period
Music History Quiz 2
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Romantic Period
1750-1810
1810-1900
1650-1750
1500-1650
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The Mass is a reenactment of Christ's Last Supper
True
False
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Music written in only one voice, or with only one melody line throughout the range of instruments.
monophonic
polyphonic
solo
homophonic
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The word renaissance means
secular
rebirth
middle ages
new art
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Which was
not
a notable aspect of Hildegard von Bingen songs?
theuse of many different notes and pitches
melismaticsolos and hymns
highlymelodic nature
use of secular text
6
Who was one of the greatest composers of the late medieval period.
Thomas Tallis
EdwardVI
Guillaumede Machaut
ClaudioMonteverdi
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Famous composers include Mozart, Beethoven and Hadyn.
Baroque
Romantic
Classical
Renaissance
8
This music history period spans 1500-1650
Classical
Renaissance
Medieval
Romantic
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A large theatrical piece involving orchestra, chorus and soloists
opera
symphony
string quartet
concerto
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A group of 2 violins, 1 viola and 1 cello.
string quartet
symphony
concerto
opera
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The Ars Nova, means "new art"
False
True
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A piece for solo instrument accompanied by orchestra
symphony
opera
concerto
string quartet
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The flute was made of silver in the medieval era.
True
False
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Which instrument is the predecessor to the modern guitar?
cuatro
lute
zither
dulcimer
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Organum represents the beginnings of counterpoint and was developed during which period?
medieval
Renaisance
Classical
Baroque
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Most music was performed by troubadors
Baroque
Classical
Medieval
Renaissance
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*Lots of imitation *Use of modes *Mainly polyphonic
Medieval
Renaissance
Baroque
Classical
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An orchestral work of three to four movements
Concerto Grosso
Opera
Symphony
Concerto
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Medieval music includes solely vocal music, such as Gregorian chant and choral music (music for a group of singers),
True
False
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Use of terraced dynamics Often accompanied by a harpsichord
Renaissance
Medieval
Classical
Baroque
