ITM Chapters 12-16

Which of the following was NOT a song form commonly found in the medieval period?

What term describes the philosophy of fulfillment on earth instead of the after life?

Which of the following was credited with composing thousands of Gregorian Chants

Which of the following is NOT a soft instrument?

What are the dates of the medieval period

How many movements are there in the Mass Ordinary?

Which of the following is a part of the Mass Ordinary?

The various patterns of notes that composers used to create melody and harmony during the M/R

What portion of the m transformed music through developments in rhythm, harmony, counterpoint?

What period was known as the "golden age of a cappella music?"

Who was the father of the protestant reformation?

What is the term that describes a mass where the parts change according to the holiday?

The term renaissance means:

Which of the following was NOT a renaissance composer?

Which of the following composers was known for writing madrigals?

Which text setting features small groups of notes per sung syllable?

What are the dates of the Renaissance period?

Which of the following is NOT typically a sacred form?

Which of the following is NOT a part of the Mass Ordinary?

What was the name for the traveling musicians of Northern France?

What type of text setting has a long series of notes per sung syllable

Which of the following is NOT a loud instrument

What composer was famous for writing over 80 motets?

What composer was known for writing Gregorian Chant?

What invention was credited with the spreading of literacy during the renaissance period?

What is the term for the the "language of the people?"

What event was considered the impetus for the counter reformation?

Who composed and published a book of renaissance dances?

What is the set order of church services called?

What song form typically contained text about love?

What is considered the earliest form of polyphony?

Why?

What composer wrote over 100 masses?

What was the main function of instruments during the m and r periods?

What is the term for a collection of instruments?

What musical device has the music reflect the meaning of the lyrics?

Where did the madrigal originate?

What text setting has one note per sung syllable?

Who was considered the main patron of the arts during the medieval period?

What categories are medieval and renaissance instruments divided in to?