The Middle Ages: Gregorian Chant Notes Flashcards

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Q

The origins of the Gregorian Chant can be traced to

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Hebrew chant tradition

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2
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The Gregorian Chant was originally passed down

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orally

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3
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Mass Ordinary is made up of prayers that

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do not change (music might change but the text will not)

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4
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Mass Proper depends on the

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church calendar, local traditions, and location (both text and music will change)

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5
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Pope Gregory the Great or Pope Gregory I was

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the leader of the Roman Catholic Church

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6
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Pope Gregory the Great is credited with

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having created the Gregorian chant genre (although he most likely only organized and unified them)

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7
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Pope Gregory oversaw the expansion of

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schola cantorum

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8
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Schola Cantorum were schools for males to oversee their training in the

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performance of sacred repertoire

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9
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Studies in schola cantorums would last about

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nine years

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10
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In schola cantorums, all but the lead singer were required to

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memorize the chants

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