Dark Ages / Renaissance - Information Flashcards

1
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What year?

A

Circa 400-1400

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2
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Collapse of ____ and beginning of the ____

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Roman Empire

Renaissance

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3
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What were the two phrases and what did they mean?

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“mundus senescit” - the world is growing old

“benedicamus domino” - let us bless the lord

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4
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____ from Ancient Rome (2)
____ from Ancient Greece
____ from Muslims (4)
____ from Islamic lands during crusades

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Latin language, organizational patterns of institutions

Music theory

Science, mathematics, medicine, architecture

Percussion and stringed instruments

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5
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Physical senses were not as reliable as ____ and ____ (def)

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Authority (what experts such as Ancient Greek philosophers have said)
Revelation (what we can learn directly from god)

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6
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The Roman Catholic Church serves the following purposes: (4)

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  1. Link between earth and heaven
  2. Guidance for how to live a moral life
  3. Centre of beautiful art and architecture
  4. Provider of education and social assistance
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7
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Catholic institutions were also _____ of knowledge and centres of _____

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Preservers

Education

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8
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Two or more lines played or sung together are called ____

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Polyphonic

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9
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Music was also performed by troubadours in ____ of ______, as well as in the ________ and _____.

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Courts (of) royalty and nobles
Most humble villages
Rowdy taverns

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10
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The happy string music we listened to was written by _____.

A

Tannhäuser

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11
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The motet we listened to was written by _______ __ _______ and was sung in French and Latin. (De toutes flours)

Each phrase of this motet ended on the interval of an _____ ______

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Guillaume de Machaut

Open fifth

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12
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We also don’t know how musicians from the Middle Ages would have used _____ and _____

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Ornamentation

Improvisation

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13
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The first notated music comes from the _____ century or _____’s.

It consisted only of ____ and written signs called ____ which indicate the ___ or ___ of the musical line.

A

9th (century)
800’s

Words
Neumes
Rise (and) fall

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14
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There was only one line which indicated the note or pitch ____.

A

F

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15
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By the _____ century, a 4 line staff was used.

A

11th.

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16
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The ____ and ____ we’re both stringed instruments and used animal gut strings.

A

Vielle

Rebec

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17
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Picked string instruments from the medieval period?

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Harp and lute

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18
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Louder wind instruments from the medieval period?

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Shawm, bagpipe, trumpet

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19
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Example of gothic architecture?

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Mont St. Michel

20
Q

______ Art was the high art of the Middle Ages. Church _____ was the crowning glory.

One of the most famous mosaics is in a church in the former city of Constantinople.

A

Byzantine

Mosaics

21
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The _____ were a series of military campaigns that took place during the ____ through ____ centuries.

A

Crusades
11th
13th

22
Q

The Middle Ages are also referred to as the ____ ____.

A

Dark Ages.

23
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The Middle Ages was a time of ____ ____. The Renaissance was a time of ____ _____.

A

Financial growth

New directions

24
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During the Renaissance, people started thinking differently about ____, ____, ____, and ____.

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Politics, art, science, social

25
Q

Renaissance sailors brought back what asian spices? (4)

What else? (2)

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Nutmeg, mace, peppercorns, cinnamon

Silk & fine gems

26
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Martin Luther’s 3 actions that led to the Protestant Reformation:

A
  • posting a list of what worried him about the church
  • translating the bible from Latin into German
  • composing hymns in German
27
Q

____ invented the printing press in _____.

______ ______ (Italian) printed the first collection of music in _____.

A

Gutenberg
1445

Ottavio Petrucci
1501

28
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Parchment is animal skin which had been _____ until it was ____, ___, and ___.

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Scrapped

Clean, smooth, thin

29
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During the Renaissance, people found ancient writings (manuscripts) written by the _____ and ____.

A

Romans and Greeks

30
Q

_______ ______ divides his singers and placed them in opposite locations — sing back and forth in imitation or alternation.

This type of “stereo” singing is called ____ singing.

A

Giovanni Gabrieli

Antiphonal

31
Q

What was Martin Luther’s famous hymn’s name?

A

“A Mighty Fortress is Our God”

32
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The concept of the ____ first emerged during the Renaissance in the form of an architectural marvel that tops the__________________, the cathedral of _____. The construction of the dome marks the beginning of Renaissance architecture; the cathedral and its dome together represent early Renaissance style–one that blends old and new designs. In _____, architect ______ ________ built it.

A
Dome
Santa Maria del Fiore
Florence
1418
Filippo Brunelleschi
33
Q

Science taught Renaissance painters how to show ____ which allowed them to paint more _____.

A

Perspective

Realistically

34
Q

Special name for light and shadow?

A

Chiaroscuro

35
Q

Michelangelo created what statue?

Leonardo DaVinci painted? (2)

A

David

The Last Supper & Mona Lisa

36
Q

_______ was the principal painter for the ______ family.

A

Bottecelli

Medici

37
Q

Bottecelli’s two famous works are?

A

Primavera

The Birth of Venus

38
Q

Four great composers of the Renaissance period are:

These composers wrote ____ and ____.

A
  1. Guillaume Dufay
  2. Orlando di Lasso, or Orlandus Lassus
  3. Giovanni Pierluigi
  4. Josquin des Prez

Masses
Motets

39
Q

Secular music is music which expresses

___________________________________.

A

Worldly emotions, needs, and satisfactions.

40
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A famous composer of Renaissance secular music was _____ _____.

A

Thomas Morley

41
Q

People used music for _____, _____, _____, _____.

A

Weddings, funerals, festivals, and celebrations

42
Q

Madrigals often used _____ _____ rhythms.

A

Lively dance (tune) rhythms

43
Q

Wind instruments of the Renaissance included _____, ____, ____, ____.

A

Shawm, bladderpipe, kortholt, sacbut

44
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Keyboard instruments of the Renaissance included the _____ and ____.

A

Organetto

Dulcimer

45
Q

String instruments of the Renaissance included ____, ____, _____.

A

Rebec, gamba, lute

46
Q

These two instruments were always played together: _____ and _____.

A

Pipe and tabor.

47
Q

Who published dance music in collections?

A

Pierre Attaingant