Music 2251 Exam 1 Review

John Dunstable's motet Quam pulchra es is an example of:

L'On dit qu'amors est dolce chose is a:

Motets in the 15th century and later were secular polyphonic compositions.

Tropes are associated with which term?

Which term is defined as the science, art, or technique of composing polyphony?

Josquin des Pres was a:

This image is an example of:

Classical Antiquity refers to which two civilizations?

Benadicamus domino is an example of:

Vatican II is the same as the Council of Trent

The 14th century polyphonic song Rose liz printemps verdure was composed by:

Notation was first developed for what type of music in the Middle Ages?

On parole de batre is a motet with:

The famous 12th c. troubadour dance song was composed by:

Palestrina's Pope Marcellus Mass demonstrates:

What was the standard number of voice parts in the 15th century?

Which Greek mathematician discovered the basic ratio of musical intervals?

Which is not a part of rhythm?

This picture is an example of:

Which is not a part of chordal writing?

Which voice was the foundation in polyphonic works from the Middle Ages and Renaissance?

Which term describes many notes to one syllable?

Which term refers to the flourishing culture of Italy in the 14th century

Which is not a characteristic of a Renaissance motet?

The Council of Trent reformed the Catholic Church

Which composer was a master of counterpoint?

The early medieval Introit from the Requiem is:

Josquin's Ave Maria ... virgo serena is an example of:

The Edict of Milan in 313 made Christianity acceptable in the Roman Empire

Who was known as the last trouvère?

Which 1st century drinking song was written on a tombstone?

Which voice "holds" the original chant in organum?

This image is an example of :

Which term refers to the leading composers in Italy in the early Renaissance?

In canon, one or more voice parts sing precisely the same melody at different moments

Which secular singers were from southern France and spoke Langue d'Oc?

Perotinus' Viderunt Omnes (c.1199) is an example of:

Leoninus and Perotinus belonged to the:

Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, and Agnus Dei are a part of:

Trouvères came from:

Who was the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire?

Which composer is known for composing new chant in the 12th century?

The foundational melody in Renaissance polyphony was the:

Which is not a part of melody?

What is not associated with feudalism?