What was Ottaviano Petrucci known for?

Publishing music using the printing press

A folklike homophonic secular song in Italian

Fauxbourdon is best defined as

2 composed voices; improvised 3rd voice; parallel 6/3 chords

In the first half of the 15th cent., motet was defined as:

Any polyphonic composition in Latin

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1
What was Ottaviano Petrucci known for?
Great pasta dishes of Northern Italy
Publishing music using the printing press
International style of composition
Paraphrase masses
2
Which composer committed murder?
Gesualdo
Dowland
Du Fay
Des Prez
3
A mass where all mvts use the same pre-existing melody/used in the SAME voice is called a(n)
Imitation mass
Motto mass
Cantus firmus mass
Paraphrase mass
4
In England, most compositions in the early 15^th century was
Polyphony on Latin texts
Monophonic tropes
Secular monophony
Paraphrase masses
5
One composer known for his lute songs is
Slash
Weelkes
Des Prez
Dowland
6
What is a frottola?
A folklike homophonic secular song in Spanish
A folklike homophonic secular song in Italian
A folklike homophonic secular song in Latin
A folklike homophonic secular song in Pig Latin
7
Fauxbourdon is best defined as
An English approach to isorhythm
2 composed voices; improvised 3rd voice; parallel 6/3 chords
What you use instead of chicken stock
Three-voice works composed in parallel of 6/4 chords
8
Palestrina's most famous work is the
Pope John Paul II Mass
Pope Benedict Mass
Pope Marcellus Mass
Pope Francis Mass
9
In the first half of the 15th cent., motet was defined as:
Any polyphonic composition in Latin
Any polyphonic composition on a sacred Latin text
Polyphonic compositions where all voices had different texts
Any polyphonic composition using isorhythmic techniques
10
Texts for early madrigals sometimes used metaphor to allude to
The names of famous poets
Donald Trump
Sexual matters
Biblical stories
11
A mass where all mvts use the same pre-existing melody/used in ALL voices is called a(n)
Paraphrase mass
Motto mass
Imitation mass
Cantus firmus mass
12
In the Renaissance, music for dancing was composed for
Liturgical dramas
Refrains between the verses of popular songs
Ballets
Social dancing for aristocrats
13
The main audience for printed music was/were for:
Amateur musicians
The church
Animal lovers
The elite and noble class
14
The 16^th century Italian madrigal developed from the
frottola
14th century madrigal
English madrigal
motet
15
The dates of the Renaissance range roughly from:
1450-1600
1490-1520
1520-1600
1517-1550

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