Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What is MASS

A
  • celebration of the eucharist, celebration of the last supper and sacrifice
  • MUST reenact the last supper
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2
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What is the office

A

opportunities for Christian communities to pray, also a wild TV show :)

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3
Q

What is the purpose of the Roman Liturgy?

A
  • addressing god

- reinforcing faith of the attendees

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4
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What is the proper of the time?

A

Important dates in the Christian calendar (Christmas, Easter, etc.)

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5
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What is an antiphon?

A

a chant sung before or after a psalm

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6
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What is a responsory?

A

musical responses to bible references (alternates with the choir and congregation)

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7
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What are canticles?

A

poetic passages from the bible but NOT from the book of psalms

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8
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What is a missal?

A

a text for mass

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9
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What is a gradual?

A

a text for choir

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10
Q

What is a breviary?

A

Text for the office

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11
Q

What is the antiphoner?

A

songs for the choir

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12
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What is antiphonal?

A

two groups of choir alternate

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13
Q

What is syllabic?

A

almost every syllable has a note

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14
Q

What is neumatic?

A

syllables carry 1-6 notes

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15
Q

What is melismatic?

A

Long melodic passage on a single syllable

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16
Q

What are recitation formulas?

A

outlines that can be used with different text

17
Q

What does it mean when something is performed directly?

A

sung by a single choir

18
Q

What does responsorial mean?

A

sung by a soloist in alternation with a choir

19
Q

What is a psalm?

A

Song of praise by King David of Hebrew people from the old testament

20
Q

What is a doxology?

A

an ending phrase (glory be to the father and the son) to remind people that psalms should be thought of in context of the new testament

21
Q

What are tropes?

A

Additions to the original chant (either by adding text, melodies, or both)

22
Q

What is a sequence

A

Sung after Alleluia @ mass, paired sentences or phrases

23
Q

What is Dies Irae

A

FEFDECDD, sequence of the mass of the dead

24
Q

What is a liturgical drama?

A

Dialogue on a sacred subject performed with music/action

25
Q

What piece is Hildegard of Bingen famous for?

A

Ordo Virtutum- morality play to teach nuns how to be virtuous, the only male character is the devil and he does not sing because he is unholy

26
Q

Why did Hildegard get more respect in society?

A

She was in “contact with God”

27
Q

What are the proper chants?

A

Introit, gradual, alleluia, offertory, communion

28
Q

What are the ordinary chants?

A

kyrie, gloria, credo, agnus dei

29
Q

The kyrie

A

plea for mercy (ordinary)

30
Q

the gloria

A

praise of god (ordinary)

31
Q

the gradual

A

virtuosic response to the readings (proper)

32
Q

the alleluia

A

virtuosic response to the readings (proper)

33
Q

the credo

A

saying what you should believe in (ordinary)

34
Q

the sanctus

A

angelic song for the eucharist (ordinary)

35
Q

agnus dei

A

plea for mercy/peace (ordinary)

36
Q

the communion

A

music to distribute bread/wine (proper)

37
Q

What is the 1st/2nd part of mass

A

1st part: singing

2nd part: eucharist

38
Q

What is glossing?

A

interpreting the texts