Quiz 5

Question 1

A place where religious men and women lived who devoted their entire lives to praying, singing, and writing music / sacred writings.

Answer 1

Monasteries

Question 2

Monophonic Melody with a freely flowing unmeasured vocal line; liturgical chant of the Roman Catholic Church.

Answer 2

Plainchant

Question 3

The set order of religious services and the structure of each particular service within a particular denomination.

Answer 3

Liturgy

Question 4

Monophonic Melody with a freely flowing, unmeasured vocal line. Pope Gregory had the idea of writing them down.

Answer 4

Gregorian Chant

Question 5

Central service of the Roman Catholic Church.

Answer 5

Mass

Question 6

Sections of the Roman Catholic Mass that vary from day to day throughout the church year according to the liturgical occasion.

Answer 6

Proper

Question 7

Sections of the Roman Catholic Mass that remain the exact same every single day.

Answer 7

Ordinary

Question 8

10th child of a noble German couple who was promised to be tithed to the church. She spent her days praying and writing music. Historically the first female composer.

Answer 8

Hildegard of Bingen

Question 9

The medium in Kyrie (Gregorian Chant)

Answer 9

A Cappella choir, alternating between two groups (Antiphonal)

Question 10

The texture in Kyrie (Gregorian Chant)

Answer 10

Monophonic

Question 11

The form of Kyrie (Gregorian Chant)

Answer 11

3 Phases, each sung 3 Times

Question 12

The performing forces of Kalenda Maya

Answer 12

Solo Singer, accompanied by a bowed string instrument, a strummed guitar, a pipe, and drums

Question 13

The form of Kalenda Maya

Answer 13

Strophic song

Question 14

The melody of Kalenda Maya

Answer 14

A mostly conjunct line in a small range