Music (Medival Period)

Question 1

Medival period started _______ and ended at ________

Answer 1

700 and 1400

Question 2

Medival period is known as

Answer 2

Middle Ages or dark ages

Question 3

Court music is played by ___

Answer 3

Ministrels

Question 4

Means pure and chaste, yet romantic, love of aknight for his lady

Answer 4

Courtly love

Question 5

Name medival instrument

Answer 5

Lyre and crowth,harp, psaltery, cittole and cittern ,pipe and tabor,bag pipe,trumpet, portable organ, positive organ and bells

Question 6

has 6 strings and is plucked near the bridge.

Answer 6

Lyre and crwth

Question 7

built on a roughly triangular frame and its strings were made of either sheeps intestine, horse hair and metal such as brass, silver or gold.

Answer 7

Harp

Question 8

A flat box with string made out of either sheep intestine, horse hair and metal such as brass, silver or sold

Answer 8

Psaltery, cittole and cittern

Question 9

_______Played by blowing directly into a mouthpiece like recorder or penny whistler
Whole _____ is kind off a drum

Answer 9

Pipe and tabor

Question 10

consisted of an animal-skin bag and a series of woods pipe.

Answer 10

Bagpipe

Question 11

Is a straight piece of a cylindrical metal tubing running from the mouthpiece to the wide end known as bell

Answer 11

Turmpet

Question 12

Name style and forms of medival music

Answer 12

Plain chant, polyphony, organun, conductus, motet

Question 13

Small and can be carried with a strap while walking

Answer 13

Portative organ

Question 14

Bigger and its pipe has the same diameter but varying length. All organs require air to be pumped through.

Answer 14

Positive organ

Question 15

What is plain chant also called?

Answer 15

Gregorian chant

Question 16

the sytle of melodies used in church worship. It is also called Gregorian chant. The chants were sang in the church during the mass.

Answer 16

Plain Chant

Question 17

had more than one part played or sung at a time.

Answer 17

Polyphony

Question 18

What does polyphony mean

Answer 18

Many voices

Question 19

originally given to the practice of singing a part added above or below a plain chant melody.

Answer 19

Organum

Question 20

musical style similar to organom which developed in the South of France.

Answer 20

Conductus

Question 21

evolved when poetry text in French or Latin were added to the upper voices over the slow moving tenor.

Answer 21

Motet

Question 22

What does motet mean

Answer 22

Word