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Unit 2 (Middle Ages & Renaissance)
Unit 2 (Middle Ages & Renaissance)
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Test over materials covered in Unit 2 including the Middle Ages & Renaissance
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1
In addition to composing music, Hildegard of Bingen is known for:
visions that foretold the future
all of the above
founding her own convent
writing religious poetry
2
Which of the following was the most important secular genre of the sixteenth century?
the ronde
the madrigal
the galliard
the chanson
3
What is the form of a rondeau?
ABB
ABaAabAB
AbbaA
AAB
4
Which was NOT a subject reflected in the poems of the troubadours and trouvères?
love and unrequited passion
politics and current events
moralizing and devotional themes
the rebirth of Classical learning
5
The sacred text of Islam is called the:
Siyer-I Nebi
maqam
Adhan
Quran
6
Who invented the printing press?
Ottaviano Petrucci
Isaac Newton
the Chinese
Johannes Gutenberg
7
The madrigal and chanson were two important genres of the Renaissance.
True
False
8
What is a cantus firmus?
the top line of a motet
a chanson with religious overtones
a fragment of Gregorian chant used as a foundation of a mass
a chant sung daily
9
The tradition of the troubadours and trouvères developed in:
France
Italy
England
the Middle East
10
The 16
th
Century did not see a blossoming of instrumental dance music.
False
True
11
The perfection of monophony is the most important feature in the development of Western Music.
True
False
12
Which of the following was NOT a recommendation of the Council of Trent?
disciplining the irreverent attitudes of church musicians
using more musical instruments to enhance church music
removing all secularism from church music
making the words more understandable
13
Why does Gregorian chant sound so different from other types of Western music?
There is no harmony
The melodies are sometimes improvised
It is for voices only
It is religious
14
England adopted the Italian madrigal and developed it into a native form.
False
True
15
The portion of the Mass that remains the same for every service is called:
none of the above
the Gradual
the Proper
the Ordinary
16
The monastic life was reserved for men only.
True
False
17
The knowledge of early civilizations and culture of Middle Ages were preserved by monasteries.
False
True
18
The earliest type of polyphony was:
secular
plainsong
organum
the motet
19
Polyphony required the development of:
new melodic modes
new musical instruments
new performance venues
music notation
20
What are the dates of the Middle Ages/Medieval Era?
1750-1825
400-1400
1450-1600
400-1450
21
Which of the following does NOT characterize plainchant?
monophonic texture
triadic harmonies
generally conjunct motion
free, unaccented rhythm
22
The Roman Catholic Church service that symbolically reenacts the sacrifice of Christ is:
the Office
the Mass
Vespers
Matins
23
(Blank) is traditionally associated with collecting and organizing the chants of the church.
Machaut
Charlemagne
Leonin
Pope Gregory the Great
24
The expressive device Renaissance composers used to pictorialize words musically is called:
chromaticism
word-painting
a cappella
imagery
25
Instrumental music of the sixteenth century often did not specify its instrumentation.
False
True
26
What best describes the texture of ideal Renaissance sacred music?
monophonic
imitative
heterophonic
homorhythmic
27
During the 14
th
century, a style of music developed that became known as:
the Renaissance
the Ars Nova
Notre Dame polyphony
the Ars antiqua
28
The medieval ancestor of the modern trombone is the:
nakers
sackbut
shawm
cornetto
29
The outstanding composer-poet of the
Ars nova
was:
Petrarch
Chaucer
Boccaccio
Machaut
30
Who is credited with compiling the Great book of Organum (Magnus liber organi)
Perotin
Hidegard of Bingen
Leonin
Machaut
31
Why does Renaissance music sound different from medieval music?
It is performed a cappella
It has fuller harmonies
It has smoothly gliding lines
All of the above
32
The chanson is an example of French secular music.
False
True
33
Which of the following characterizes humanism?
all of the above
inspiration from the ancient cultures of Greece and Rome
thinking centered on human issues and individuality
independence from tradition and religion
34
The portion of the Mass that changes depending on the event is called:
none of the above
the Ordinary
the liturgy
the Proper
35
Early instrumental music largely depended on improvisation.
False
True
36
The first major center of polyphony was:
Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris
Westminster Abbey
St. Mark's Cathedral in Venice
St. Peter's in Rome
37
The Renaissance motet is a sacred genre with Latin text
False
True