Test 3 Flashcards

1
Q

2 types of music being composed (one type for religious needs, one for everything else)

A

Sacred
Secular

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2
Q

Early music during the medieval time was being written by ______ in monasteries and _____ in convents.

A

Monks
Nuns

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3
Q

3 social classes during the middles ages were:

A

Nobles
Peasants
Clergy

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4
Q

The Roman Catholic Church, including the music portion, was reorganized under Pope ______

A

Gregory

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5
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______ was a nun, theorist, mystic, diplomat, wrote many of theses on different topics, and is the first recognized composer of plainchant.

A

Hildegard of Bingen

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6
Q

The Middle Ages existed roughly between the years ______ and ______.

A

450-1450

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7
Q

The beginning of the Middle Ages started after the fall of the ______ and ended with the invention of the _____.

A

Roman Empire
Printing press

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8
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_______ performed music and acrobatics in castles, taverns, and town squares.

A

Minstrels

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9
Q

The first polyphony was created by monks adding a second line Parallel to the primary line in a piece of music. Gregorian chant with one or more additional melodic lines is called ______.

A

Organum

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10
Q

In 1150, this city became the center of polyphonic music: ______

A

Paris

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11
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The two composers at the heart of the School of Notre Dame were _____ and ______.

A

Perotin
Leonin

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12
Q

Ars Nova music, is written in France and Italy during the __ th century, was polyphonic and included the use of _________, rhythms that are off the beat and would also be used in Dixieland and ragtime in the 19th century.

A

14
Syncopation

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13
Q

_________ (Italian) and _________ (Frenchman) were the two most famous Ars Nova composers.

A

Francisco Landini
Guillaume de Machaut

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14
Q

______ was the first person to put five prayers/section of the mass ordinary to music.

A

Machaut

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15
Q

The five basic sections of the mass ordinary are:

A

Kyrie
Gloria
Credo
Sanctus
Angus Dei

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16
Q

The renaissance is known as the age of ______

A

Rebirth

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17
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The Catholic Church was far less powerful during the renaissance partially because of the movement know as ________ led my Martin Luther

A

Reformation

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18
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The invention of the _______ allowed for books and music to be copied and distributed throughout Europe

A

Printing press

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19
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Renaissance composers often used a musical representation of specific poetic images known as

A

Word painting

20
Q

The texture of renaissance music was chiefly ________

A

Polyphonic

21
Q

Renaissance vocal music did not need accompaniment and was sung

A

A cappella

22
Q

The renaissance ______ is a polyphonic choral work set to a sacred Latin text other than the ordinary mass.

23
Q

The renaissance ______ is a polyphonic choral composition made up of five sections.

24
Q

The five sections of the mass are

A

Kyrie
Gloria
Credo
Sanctus
Angus Dei

25
Q

Which voice of the vocal choir came into fruition during the renaissance?

26
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An important kind of secular vocal music during the renaissance was the ________, piece of music for several solo voices set to a short poem, usually about love.

27
Q

A simpler type of secular music than the madrigal is the song for the solo voices and _____

28
Q

Renaissance lute songs are primarily _________ in texture.

A

Homophonic

29
Q

Instrumental music became more popular and independent during the renaissance. Some popular instruments during this period were:

A

Lute
Viola de Gambla
Harpsichord
Recorder

30
Q

The two composers at the heart of the Venetian School were ________ and _________ who were also uncle and nephew to each other.

A

Andrea Gabrieli
Giovanni Gabrieli

31
Q

Venetian composers were inspired by an architectural feature of the church called, which had two choir lofts, each with its own organ.

A

St. Marks Cathedral

32
Q

The baroque period was known as the age of ______

A

Absolutism

34
Q

The word baroque means _______

35
Q

Which two textures were featured during the barque period

A

Homophonic
Polyphonic

36
Q

The bulk of music we hear from the barque period comes from which stage? Early, middle, or late?

37
Q

Dynamics during he baroque period were not gradual, in part because of the keyboard instruments could only play loud or soft and nothing in between. What’s the term for dynamics that shift drastically?

A

Terraced dynamics

38
Q

During the barque period the demand was for old music (renaissance and medieval to be performed) true or false

39
Q

Name four genres that were being composed during the barque period and the composers who were writing them

A

Opera - Monteverdi/Purcell
Oratorio - George Handel
Concerto - Antonio Vivaldi
Fugue - J.S. Bach

40
Q

What’s the difference between an opera and an oratorio

A

Oratorio has no dancing or acting

41
Q

What musical ensemble finally took shape during the barque period and dominated the musical scene during this period?

A

The orchestra

42
Q

What’s the difference between an aria and a recitative

A

Aria is a homophonic piece
Recititive is a speech like delivery on beat

43
Q

Name 2 baroque opera composers

A

Monteverdi
Handel

44
Q

Difference between concerto and concerto grosso

A

Concerto grosso is a group of soloists
Concerto is one soloist

45
Q

What Italian composer wrote over 450 concertos

A

Antonio Vivaldi

46
Q

The four seasons is an instrumental piece that tells a story. What is the term for instrumental music that tells a story or describes a scene mood etc

A

Programmatic

47
Q

What instrument did J.S. Bach play

A

Organ and harpsichord