Middle Ages/Renaissance

One change made to the church service by Martin Luther was:

What religion grew to be very prominent during the Middle Ages?

The years that we now call the Middle Ages are:

The earliest music in the church, which was monophonic in texture and in Latin text is called:

Who was at the bottom of the social hierarchy during the Middle Ages (least important)?

Secular music composed to be used in the Italian courts for entertainment were called:

During the Renaissance, the demand for this type of music increased:

Who was the only composer to write music for female voices in the Middle Ages?

The Renaissance composer who eventually became the music director at the Sistine Chapel was:

Which cathedral set the standard by which all other churches wrote their music?

An artist who fully embraced crossing disciplines in their course of study was:

Knights from Southern France who sang songs about love and the beauty of women were called

Almost all of the music composed in the Middle Ages was:

Who was at the top of the social hierarchy during the Middle Ages (most important)?

Composers who composed and arranged music for church services are called:

The earliest harmony in the church was called:

How many sections are there in the Ordinary Mass?

A mass used for a regular service in the Catholic Church is called a (n):

How do we know that secular music existed in the Middle Ages?

The name of one of the first "famous" composers was:

A mass used for a specific celebration in the church year is called a (n):

The document Martin Luther nailed to the door of the Palast Church was called:

An example of a Madrigal composer is:

Poets and musicians that wandered the French countryside and treated as outcasts were called:

The man responsible for the Protestant Reformation was:

The time period from 1450-1600 is now known as:

Composers in the Middle Ages who followed very rigid rules for songwriting were called:

In the Middle Ages, the center of learning was in the:

This man is responsible for standardizing the liturgy in the Catholic Church:

The term "Renaissance" means:

The change in thinking that allowed composers to sign their works in the Renaissance is called: