Chapters 1-8 Test Flashcards

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What is an aulos?

A

Wind instrument
Round or flat double reed
Made of wood or bone

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What is a kithara?

A

Seven strings
Bigger than lyre
Resonator was Made of wood (lyre is turtle shell)

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2
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What are the three fundamentals of music according to Boethius?

A

Musica mundana (spheres)

Musica instrumentalis (earthly vocal and instrumental music)

Musica humana (of the human body)

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3
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What is Liturgy?

A

Collection of prayers, chants and readings

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4
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Where does Coptic chant come from?

A

Egypt

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5
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Where does Byzantine chant come from?

A

Mix of chant from Jerusalem and Roman pope

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6
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Where does Ambrosian chant come

from?

A

Milan, Italy

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7
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Where does Gallican chant come from?

A

France and Switzerland

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8
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What are the canonical hours?

A

Set of 8 periods during the day of worship

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9
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What is antiphonal singing?

A

Divided choir sings back and forth

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10
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What is antiphon?

A

Movement in the psalm

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11
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What are Vespers?

A

Afternoon service

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12
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What did Charlemagne do?

A

Unified churches by encouraging notation of music and texts

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13
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What is psalmody?

A

Act of singing the psalm

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14
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What is the Proper and Ordinary of the Mass?

A

Proper changes each time

Ordinary stays the same

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15
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What is the Introit?

A

Music that plays as the priests enter

16
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What is the gradual?

A

Happens with the psalm and antiphon verse and uses responsorial singing

17
Q

What are the starting pitches for natural, hard and soft hexachords?

A

Natural: C
Hard: F
Soft: G

18
Q

How did Guido think of the sol feg syllables?

A

He got them from a Latin hymn

19
Q

What is a trope?

A

Addition in music or text

20
Q

What does diabolus in musica mean?

A

Devil in music

21
Q

What is ordo virtutum

A

A musical play written by Hildegard

22
Q

What is a troubadour and trobairitz?

A

Troubadour is men, trobairitz are women.

French poet-musicians

23
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What is a Trouvere?

A

Troubadours that had moved to the North

24
Q

What is a canso?

A

Canso: Song of the south
Chanson: song of the north

25
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What is a chansonnier?

A

Book of songs

26
Q

Who is Countess Beatriz de Dia?

A

Fell in love with a troubadour while already married

Sang about him when he rejected her

27
Q

Who was Richard the Lionheart?

A

A trouvere from the north

Went on crusades for Holy Grail

28
Q

What is organum?

A

Polyphonic singing

29
Q

Why use oblique motion during early polyphony?

A

To avoid tritones

30
Q

Who is Anonymous IV?

A

A music theorist

Wrote of Leoninus

31
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What book did Leoninus write?

A

Magnus liber organi: book of polyphony

32
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What is organum purum?

A

Pure organum with 2 voices

33
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What is discant?

A

Voices sing different rhythms at same time