FREE MUSIC AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT MUS 165 - PART II

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FREE MUSIC AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT MUS 165 - PART II

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Question 1: Polyphony began?

Answer:

When Monks and Priests tired of Gregorian Chant

Question 2: Chivalry was an outlook or attitude that?

Answer:

Glorified women Question 3: The early Greek who discovered the basic acoustical quality of musical sounds was?

Answer:

Pythagoras

Question 4: The funeral Mass of the Roman Catholic Church?

Answer:

Requim

Question 5: Polyphony in music is?

Answer:

Two or more different melodies being performed at the same time Question 6: The Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, and Agnus Dei constitute what part of the Mass?

Answer:

The Ordinary

Question 7: The music of the early Greeks sounded like?

Answer:

No one knows what it really sounded like Question 8: The constant repetition of certain rhythm patterns, much like poetic meters?

Answer:

Rhythmic modes

Question 9: Leonin and Perotin had all but which of the following in common?

Answer:

They sought recognition for their music throughout France

Question 10: A mass for the dead includes all but which one of the following

Answer:

Gloria

Question 11: A free, secular, imitative work for voices?

Answer:

Madrigal Question 12: The portion of the Mass that is "proper" for a designated day in the church year?

Answer:

Proper

Question 13: An important Greek philosopher who strongly advocated music as essential for an educated person was?

Answer:

Plato

Question 14: Hildegard's Ordo Virtutum is?

Answer:

A morality Play

Question 15: A low, continuous sound that lasts throughout a piece of music?

Answer:

Drone Question 16: The parts of the Mass that are ordinarily included, regardless of the church

season: Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, and Agnus Dei.

Answer:

Ordinary Question 17: Gregorian chants were basically hymns sung by the congregation at worship services.

Answer:

False

Question 18: A French polyphonic song of the seventeenth century?

Answer:

Chanson

Question 19: This is true of medieval motets.

Answer:

They were based on a phrase of Gregorian Chant.

Question 20: Many of the practices of the Christian church were adapted from?

Answer:

Judaism

Question 21: Gregorian chant has no?

Answer:

All of these choices (Metrical rhythm, Harmony, Dramatic qualities, Major/Minor scales) Question 22: Two composers at the Nortre Dame Cathederal in Paris who experimented in polyphonic music and were among the first to write in rhythmic modes?

Answer:

Leonin and Perotin Question 23: The monophonic chant originally sung unaccompanied in Latin by monks and priests in the Roman Catholic Church?

Answer:

Gregorian Chant Question 24: The original notation of the Gregorian chant consisted of square notes and no indication of meter.

Answer:

True

Question 25: The traditional Gregorian chant sung at funerals?

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Dies Irae Question 26: A preexisting melody that is used as the basis for a polyphonic vocal work?

Answer:

Cantus Firmus Question 27: The compositional technique of having the musical sounds reinforce the words being sung?

Answer:

Text (Word) Painting

Question 28: A sacred vowel composition developed during the Renaissance?

Answer:

Renaissance Motet