Section One Part B

Why was Hildegard of Bingen's music known only locally during her lifetime

In Greek music theory, the various tonoi were associated with different

The focal point of the Christian Mass is a symbolic reenactment of

More music from 15th century survives with names of composers compare to previous era. Why?

Machaut's virelai Douce dame jolie uses the literary theme of

The Church Fathers advocated the singing of psalms because

The following artistic creations exemplify interest in secular society and everyday life except

Why did people in the Renaissance classify instruments according to the terms haut and bas?

The cycle of prayers said throughout the day in monasteries and convents are

In his L’antica musica ridotta alla moderna prattica, Nicola Vicentino sought to revive

This part of the Mass is sung only during Lent, the forty days before Easter

"at this time, consequently, the potential of our music has undergone such a marvelous...

Walther von der Vogelweide's Palastinalied is a song about

Which provides evidence that Machaut conceived of his polyphonic songs with cantus as principal

The following is an example of

Obrecht, Isaac, and Josquin are typical of musicians in 15th and 16th centuries except

Adam de la Halle's Robins m'aime is in

William Byrd's Sing Joyfully Unto God is an example of which genre?

Elements of the English style in some of Du Fay’s compositions include

The treatise known as Ars Nova describes

In 14th century French music, the smallest possible rhythmic value was called the

Pavanes, galliards, passamezzos and saltarellos are all examples of

The tibia, tuba, cornu and buccina are instruments from

A polyphonic conductus is a setting of

Which composition best represents a stylized dance?

Which provides evidence that Machaut conceived of polyphonic songs with the tenor as principle

This is a publication of variation sets for the virginal

Which statement is accurate?

During the Hundred Years' War, England was at war with what country?

The fragmentary ode from Euripides' Orestes exhibits all except

The Holy Roman Empire was established when

This keyboard instrument was often played at home by women in England.

What best describes a reciting tone?

This composer worked for the Medici family and the Holy Roman Emperor

All of the following are true of Josquin's Faulte d'argent except

In his treatise Dodekachordon, Glarean adds four modes to the eight Church modes

What compositional technique is used to incorporate monophonic melody (A) with polyphonic (B)?

In ancient Greek mythology, the lyre was associated with

After the Norman Conquest, this language was used by the nobility in England

This plucked, guitarlike instrument was popular in Spain during the Renaissance

This plucked, guitar like instrument was popular in Spain during the Renaissance

Most substitute clausulae were written in

F and C Clefs were the most often used in chant notation because they are

The musical style of this excerpt is best described as

A genre that consists of several stanzas, each sung to the same melody, is called an

Judaic system of chanting sacred texts according to a system of melodic formulas... is called

What kind of song is this text from? "O que a Santa Maria maid despraz, e de quen ao seo Fillo 

Mean-tone temperaments ...demonstrate what aspect of renaissance thinking

All of the following instruments were invented during the Renaissance except

Passamezzo antico, passamezzo modern, romanesca, and ruggiero are examples of

This composer is well known for his frottole

These guide scholars/performers about use of voices/instruments in 14thcentury polyphony except

Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina spent his career in which city

Popes and secular rulers of 8th century on sought to standardize the Catholic liturgy in order 

The fuller, darker sound of Ockeghem's music compared to previous generation can be attributed 

The Protestant Reformation started in which country?

When did the Roman Empire split into Eastern-Byzantine-Empire and Western Empire:Rome and Milan

Why did church musicians develop a system for notating chant?

The group of influential Christian writers known as the Church Fathers includes all except

All of the following took place during the Mass except

All the following are major Italian poets whose works were frequently set as madrigals except

In this painting, what technique is particularly evident?

This Renaissance invention was essential for spread of Protestant ideas

In Nomine setting were unique to which country?

Plato asserted that music was an essential component of education because

The first printed book about musical instruments and how to play them

Two genres characterized by rustic poetry and simple music for aristocratic audiences

The Italian ballata is similar in form to the

___ is a type of music found in ancient Mesopotamia, but not in Western cultures today

You discover a previously unknown composition that is organum triplum. Who may have composed it

When did chant notation evolve from unheightened neumes to staff notation?

Why did Henry VIII establish the Church of England?

John Dunstable was a mathematician and astronomer.  His expertise in three areas show that he 

All of the following statements are true of troubadour and trouvere melodies except

Claude Le Jeune used this device in his chansons, such as Revecy venire du printans

The Epitaph of Seikilos is a musical composition from

Which statement best describes Nicholas Yonge’s Musica transalpina?

Anonymous IV names Leoninus/Perotinus as creators of polyphony, scholars are unsure.  Why?

The modern French language evolved from which Medieval vernacular language?

Hildegard of Bingen did all of the following except

Modern scholars and performers have met with challenges in reviving Renaissance music for lute

the voices of an existing polyphonic work are reworked and adapted to a new polyphonic context

All of the following describe ways in which early 13th century composers reworked motets except

Most laude originated in

The manner of performance in which a soloist alternates singing with a choir is called

This composer worked for the duke of Ferrara

The composer of Ordo virtutum is

Byzantine chant spread from the Eastern Empire to

Why is early polyphony considered a sort of gloss on the chant repertory?

The following is an example of what genre

Claudin de Sermisy's songs were published frequently by this printer.

Josquin's Missa Pange lingua incorporates this compositional technique

Calvin stripped church buildings/ceremonies of decorative elements he allowed singing of psalms