Reading Quiz 7 Flashcards

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In Renaissance music, the term paraphrase refers to what procedure

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embellishing chants with extra notes, creating graceful rhythms, and smoothing out awkward passages.

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Renaissance composers using paraphrase emphasized what aspect of the chant?

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The sonorous aspect

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Which of the following techniques began to be used in the fifteenth century?

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Composed homophony

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Dufay’s “Ave Maris stella” is an example of what kind of music?

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Homophonic setting of a Gregorian hymn.

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Which of the following was an important development in Renaissance music?

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The standardization of the Mass into a five-section form

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What was the chief characteristic of the High Renaissance style, which emerged around 1500

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A careful blend of imitative counterpoint and hoophony

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Which term refers to a brief passage of imitative polyphony that usually uses a singe melodic motive?

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Point of imitation

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What is word painting

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Composing music to match the meaning of the words being sung

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/why was accurate declamation important to composers of the Renaissance?

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They wanted the words of their compositions to be clearly heard and understood

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Why was the motet a popular genre among composers of the sixteenth century?

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Unlike the Mass, which always used the same text, motets could be written for a variety of texts, giving church composers new means of expression

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An important new vocal genre based on a one-stanza poem and developed in Italy after around 1530 was called the

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Madrigal

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Italian and English madrigals are both

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Sacred genres.

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The best sixteenth century composers concentrated primarily on

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Vocal music

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The pavan and the galliard were dance that were usually

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Paired together

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The first. master of the High Renaissance style was

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Josquin Desprez.

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16
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The hymn “Ave maris stella” was addressed to which figure?

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The Virgin Mary

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Which of the following does not demonstrate a common quality of sacred music in the Renaissance?

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Abrupt changes of texture, mood, and dynamics occur throughout a piece.

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From what kind of piece did Joaquin derive melodic material for his Range lingua Mass?

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A French chanson

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What is especially notable about Josquin’s chanson, “Mille regrets?”

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The mood of the music carefully matches the meaning of the words.

20
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Which of the following late Renaissance masters lived and worked in England?

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Willian byrd

21
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What did the Counter-Reformation seek to reform about the music of the church?

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It recommended that choirs include females as well as male singers

22
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Whose taste and interest likely helped the madrigal become an important genre in England?

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Queen Elizabeth 1

23
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What is an important aspect of dance music in the Renaissance?

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Easy-to follow phrases, almost always four to eight bars long

24
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What modern instruments developed from the shawm and sackbut?

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oboe and trombone