Antiquity/Mid Ages Flashcards

1
Q

Prehistoric European cultures left behind what instruments?

A

instruments made from bones

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2
Q

The lyre was associated with which Greek god?

A

Apollo

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3
Q

The most popular ancient Greek wind instrument was the __________.

A

aulos

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4
Q

The Doctrine of Ethos is the theory that music __________.

A

can influence a person’s morality

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5
Q

The Greater Perfect System consists of ________.

A

a series of tetrachords linked to form a two-octave range of usable pitches

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6
Q

The names for the modes came from ________.

A

ethnic groups of ancient Greece

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7
Q

The chant tradition centered in the city of Milan is

known as __________.

A

Ambrosian chant

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8
Q

The church fathers believed __________.

A

that music could be good or evil and that only the right kinds of music should be sung in worship

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9
Q

Which of the following statements is true of art music in ancient Rome?

A

There is no written documentation of art music in ancient Rome.

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10
Q

The eight church modes are defined primarily by their

__________.

A

range, final, and reciting tone

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11
Q

Instruments similar to trumpets and horns were used in ________.

A

ancient Greece

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12
Q

Charlemagne is credited with __________.

A

attempting to bring chant practices in the Frankish kingdom into line with Roman chant practice

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13
Q

The sixth-century writer who compiled a compendium of Greek music theory based on Pythagorus, Nichomachus and Ptolemy was __________.

A

Boethius

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14
Q

The Schola Cantorum was __________.

A

a medieval Roman institution charged with training boys and men as church singers

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15
Q

The Rule of St. Benedict was __________.

A

the prescribed practices for Catholics in monasteries

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16
Q

Hildegard of Bingen is known for __________.

A

composing both the words and music for chants and liturgical dramas

17
Q

Notker Balbulus is known for __________.

A

composing sequences

18
Q

In chantbooks, the letters EUOUAE indicate _________.

A

the last vowels in the Lesser Doxology

19
Q

The shawm was similar to what modern-day

instrument?

A

oboe

20
Q

The Cantigas de Santa Maria were written in which language?

A

Gallego-Portuguese

21
Q

Secular song in Germany __________.

A

was influenced by the music of the troubadours but

was written in German

22
Q

The estampie and istampita were __________.

A

dance forms

23
Q

Which of these statements is true of percussion instruments in the Middle Ages?

A

Bells and drums are commonly depicted in medieval art.

24
Q

What practice has its roots in Theological Doctrine

A

Chivalry

25
Q

Define “Gamut”

A

Coined by Guido of Arezzo.

Refers to the notes in an entire scale.

26
Q

Goliards

A

Monks who made songs about drinking and womanizing.

27
Q

Bar form is a three part form used by______.

A

Minnesinger and Meistersingers (stolle, stolle, abgesang)

28
Q

What are the 4 finals associated with church modes

A

D E F G

29
Q

Reciting Tone

A

Pitch that occurs most often in a chant.