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The Renaissance in music.
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The Renaissance was known as "golden age of a capella."
True
False
2
What is the name of the Cathedral where was Venetian School created?
St. Patrick Cathedral
St. Mark's Cathedral
St. Stephen's Cathedral
Notre Dame Cathedral
3
Lute song was performed by an organ.
True
False
4
What do you understand by "word painting" technique?
It means answering cross word puzzles.
It means painting words on the walls.
When text speaks about "going down" the melody is moving down the scale.
It means using vivid colors on the walls.
5
Another word used for Renaissance was...(choose one)
Nationalism
Creativity
Rebirth
Individualism
6
What are you hearing?
A madrigal
Polychoral motet.
A lute song
Gregorian chant
7
Giovanni Gabrieli created polychoral motet.
False
True
8
Select all statements that correctly describe the work of Josquin Desprez.
D's music failed in Flanders because of his Italian musical style.
D.'s music was widely praised by music lovers.
Mart.Luter remarked that God preached His Gospel through music of Desprez
D.'s masses, motets, and secular vocal work influenced other composers.
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What is a polychoral motet?
Polychoral motets are works for two to five choirs.
Polychoral motets were composed for one singer.
Polychoral motets were most popular in the Middle Ages.
Polychoral motets are rhythmic exercises for many performers.
10
What are typical types (genres) of music from the Renaissance?
Gregorian chant
Motet
Lute song
Madrigal
11
For what reason was Palestrina's music so highly regarded by church authorities?
P.music tried to bridge the views of the Protestant movement and Catho.Chur
His m. had originality that was viewed as representation of Protestant chur
P.music had a clarity and calmness = = a model of polyphonic sacred music.
His compositions of Gregorian chant were monophonic in the medieval style.
12
Renaissance music is primarily monophonic in texture.
False
True
13
You are hearing the "lute song"
True
False
14
What is a madrigal?
Secular music of the Middle Ages.
Sacred music of the Renaissance.
Secular vocal music for solo voices, set to a short poem about love.
A special kind of pencil that makes objects disappear.
15
During the R. music was an important leisure activity and every educated person was expected to be trained in music.
False
True
16
What were the two main types of sacred music composed during the Renaissance?
The estampie and the motet.
The chant and the motet.
The organum and the mass.
The motet and the mass.
17
What was the "Venetian School?"
A singing school that trained the Venetian Gondoliers.
A term used for composers who continued to practice the Medieval style.
A school of Venice that trained secular musicians.
A term used to encapsulate the influencial music directors of St.Mark's Cat
18
In what way did the Renaissance movement impact musical evolution?
R.had little to no impact on musical evolution.
R.movement sought to return to Medieval way of life.
R. was time of intellectual curiosity, which facilitated musical evolution
In R.Catholic Church increased its dominance & stopped growth of secular m.
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How is Renaissance music different from Medieval music? Select all that apply.
Exclusively in monophonic texture music was composed .
Polyphonic music was solidified as primary musical genre.
Imitation technique was used.
Rhythms had defined beat.
20
Thomas weelkes composed
many lute songs.
many Gregorian chants.
many English madrigals in which he was praising Queen Elizabeth.
music for the whole orchestra.
