Week 3 Flashcards
1
Q
monophony
A
one note at a time
2
Q
polyphony
A
several equal and independent voices sounding simultaneously
3
Q
homophony
A
melody + accompaniment, or many musical voices moving together (everything supports the melody)
4
Q
heterophony
A
several different versions of the same melody sounding simultaneously
5
Q
Who wrote “The Histories?”
A
Herodotus
6
Q
Who wrote “The Republic”?
A
Plato
7
Q
Who founded the Lyceum?
A
Aristotle
8
Q
Who wrote the Apology?
A
Plato
9
Q
Who wrote “Politics?”
A
Aristotle
10
Q
Who didn’t have any written works?
A
Socrates
11
Q
Who founded the Academy?
A
Plato
12
Q
Who wrote “Ethics”?
A
Aristotle
13
Q
Who wrote “On the Soul and Poetics”?
A
Aristotle
14
Q
Who was famous for teaching in the public places using questioning?
A
Socrates
15
Q
Who was the most successful Athenian dramatist?
A
Sophocles
