History 10 RCM

Who composed The Carman's Whistle:

performers raised and lowered pitches by a half step to avoid undesirable intervals

"Royal Estampie No. 4" was composed

Who was closely associated with Martin Luther:

bas or haut: sackbut

Composition that includes nonsense syllables:

When defining a Madrigal, which one does not belong:

Form of "Royal Estampie"

Which of these compositions has a structure of 22 movements?

Which composition uses isorhythm

Which composition uses polytextuality

Who is the author of Essay on the True Art of Playing Keyboard Instruments?

bas or haut: vielle

Identify the historical era: The multinational nature of dance suites reflected the cosmopolitan tone of this era.

Identify the historical era: The polytextual motet was cultivated in this era.

The Carman's Whistle was included in which book of keyboard works collections:

Identify the historical era: A single "affect" or "affection" was usually projected through an entire composition.

Identify the historical era: The Council of Trent banned the use of a secular cactus firmus.

Two or more independent melodic lines (or voices) heard simultaneously

Two or more texts heard simultaneously:

bas or haut: dulcimer

Identify the historical era: Basso continuo provided the harmonic framework for compositions in this era.

bas or haut: psaltery

points of imitation can be found in:

Vocal Music developed in which order:

Why one does NOT apply to the Organum

Ave maria...virgo serena is:

True or False: Chansons were often performed with improvised accompaniment.

"One song"; a single vocal melody with simple instrumental accompaniment

Order of the Mass Ordinary components:

Brandenburg Concerto is in which key?

Music consisting of a single line of melody

V'adoro pupille is from which Opera?

Ave maria...virgo serena does NOT use:

bas or haut: shawm

Identify the historical era: Important genres included the symphony and string quartet.

Definition of estampie:

Cantus Firmus is Latin for:

Who is closely associate with The Council of Trent

Which composition uses heterophony:

compositional style that highlights the unique technical capabilities of an instrument

Which one does not belong:

Who is the author of the famous Traité de l'harmonic (Treatise on Harmony)?

Composer of Giulio Cesare in Egitto

Identify the historical era: Church music in this era was often monophonic.

Composer of "Dido and Aeneas"

Definition for isorhythm:

Opera seria includes: spoken dialogue

Ce fut en mai composer and source of text:

A form of plainchant, sacred liturgical music, latin texts, modal, monophonic melodies, unmeasured rhythm

Performing forces in Cantata No. 80

Earliest examples of Dance Music were:

There is a trumpet featured in Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 in F Major:

A cantata can include choreographed dance

The earliest Mass settings took the form of:

The four voices in Machaut's "Kyrie" from Messe de Nostre Dame

A suite consists of:

Which instrument is considered "haut":

Which one does not apply to Phillipe de Vitry:

homorhythmic texture

William Byrd: composed instrumental works, sacred vocal works, and secular vocal works

In the Middles Ages, instrumental music fulfilled specific roles and functions, including:

Definition of heterophony:

Librettist for Orfeo

True or False: Guillaume de Machaut composed masses, motets, and chansons

Middle Ages Dates:

Which one does not apply to clausula