Listening List 1

Question 1

Men and woman/children? chant with instrument
Hugh Jackman and piano? Thing?
Weirdly techno

Answer 1

Johannes Walter
Ein festeburg

Question 2

Happy/dramatic
Round 2 male 2 female
2x2 3x3

Answer 2

Thomas Weelkes
As Vestas Was

Question 3

Men and woman ROUND
Ave Maria

Answer 3

Josquin de Prez
Ave Maria

Question 4

Lutes and strings and women

Women trio duet tension building thing

Answer 4

Guillaume Dufray
Resvlies vous

Question 5

Strong short clear both chords cadences. Quick transitions usually

Random super dark chord

Super interlocked parts

Answer 5

John Dunstable
Qualm Pulchraes

Question 6

Solo ish? Bright sounding
Huge long V I

Answer 6

Guillaume de Machaut
La messe de nostre dame
Kyrie

Question 7

Bouncy tenor drone background

Big group unison dudes
Outline chords arpeggios
Pretty syllabic

Answer 7

Leonis
Viderant Omnes

Question 8

STRING SOLO
A very manly man in man love

Answer 8

Bernard de Ventadorn
Can bring la lauzeta mover
Troubadour

Question 9

Melismatic
Main singer echoed by group
-_ _ groups sings dots of aws

Answer 9

Anonymous
Mass for Christmas Day- Alleluia

Question 10

Johannes Walter

Answer 10

(1496-1570)

Question 11

Bernard de Ventadorn

Answer 11

(1170-1200)

Question 12

Leonis

Answer 12

(1150-12001)

Question 13

Guillaume de Machaut

Answer 13

(1300-1377)

Question 14

John Dunstable

Answer 14

(1390-1452)

Question 15

Guillaume Dufray

Answer 15

(1397-1473)

Question 16

Josquin de Prez

Answer 16

(1450-1521)

Question 17

Thomas Weelkes

Answer 17

(1573-1623)

Question 18

What type of piece is
Johannes Walter Ein festeburg

Answer 18

Four voice chorale setting

Question 19

What setting was Thomas Weelkes
As Vestas Was

Answer 19

Madrigal

Question 20

What setting was Josquin de Prez
Ave Maria

Answer 20

Motet

Question 21

What setting was Guillaume Dufray
Resvlies vous

Answer 21

Ballade

Question 22

What setting was John Dunstable
Qualm Pulchraes

Answer 22

Motet

Question 23

What setting is Leonis
Viderant Omnes

Answer 23

Organus duplem

Question 24

What setting was Bernard de Ventadorn
Can bring la lauzeta mover

Answer 24

Troubadour

Question 25

Arpeggios in unison bass choir

Answer 25

Leoninus Viderunt Omnes

Question 26

What setting was Anonymous Mass for Christmas Day- Alleluia

Answer 26

Mass Allwluia

Question 27

Medieval age date

Answer 27

400-1400

Question 28

Renaissance other names

Answer 28

Age of Faith The Dark Ages

Question 29

What type music in medieval age

Answer 29

Plainchant

Question 30

Parts of mass

Answer 30

Kyrie Gloria Credo Sanctus/Benedictus Angus Dei Proper

Question 31

What are the offices (8)

Answer 31

Matins Lauds Prime Terce Sext None Vespers Compline

Question 32

Neumatic Notation

Answer 32

Neumes for general shape of melody Primary form of notation before five line staff

Question 33

Church modes

Answer 33

Dorian Phrygian Lydian Mixolydian Ionian Aeolian Locrian

Question 34

Ars Antiqua

Answer 34

1200-1300 Medieval/Ancient Art in Europe

Question 35

Ars Nova

Answer 35

Art style in late Middle Ages (1300-1400)

Question 36

Texture Examples of texture

Answer 36

Relationship of various voices at a given musical instant Monophonic Polyphonic Homophonic

Question 37

Monophonic

Answer 37

A single melodic line no accompaniment

Question 38

Homophonic

Answer 38

One melodic line with the compliment

Question 39

Polyphonic

Answer 39

More than one melodic line at the same time

Question 40

Troubadour

Answer 40

South France 11th through 13th century

Question 41

Trouvere

Answer 41

Northern France 11 through 13th century

Question 42

Meistersinger

Answer 42

German troubadour

Question 43

Courtly song

Answer 43

Courtly love, infatuation from afar

Question 44

Formed Fixe

Answer 44

Ballade Rondeau Virelai

Question 45

Mensural notation

Answer 45

Musical notation system for exact rhythms polyphonic European vocal music

Question 46

Philip do Vitry

Question 47

Cantus fermus

Answer 47

Main melody song as base Rest written around it

Question 48

Organum

Answer 48

Early polyphony With cantus firmus often in parallel 4/5/8

Question 49

Motet

Answer 49

Polyphonic vocal Often sacred

Question 50

Secular

Answer 50

Non religious

Question 51

Renaissance

Answer 51

Rebirth after medieval shitstorm. Was a new age of thinking. Went back to Greek thinkers for reference. Printers and trade stuff everywhere 1400-1600

Question 52

Humanism

Answer 52

Dignity, individualism. Humanly interests Humans are good and can solve problems with reason rather than religion

Question 53

Harmony

Answer 53

The simultaneous sounding of bitches

Question 54

Fauxbourdon

Answer 54

False bottom?? Parallel first inversion chords

Question 55

Perspective

Answer 55

Linear perspective Reality based

Question 56

Classical philosophies examples

Answer 56

Politics Humanism Justice

Question 57

Reformation

Answer 57

Challenged Catholic Church and lead to Protestants. In response to indulgences.

Question 58

Counter Reformation

Answer 58

Catholic resurgence in 1700-1800

Question 59

Madrigal

Answer 59

Italy Typically secular polyphonic vocal

Question 60

Propers (6)

Answer 60

Introit Gradual Alleluia Sequence Offeratory Communion

Question 61

Guido d’Arezzo

Answer 61

990-1050 Developed solfège and 4 lined staff

Question 62

Aristotles uses for music

Answer 62

Education- judge correctly, noble actions Entertainment- honorable but pleasant Amusement- relaxation

Question 63

Aristotles uses for music

Answer 63

Education- judge correctly, noble actions Entertainment- honorable but pleasant Amusement- relaxation