| Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, and Agnus Dei |
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| What are the 5 parts of Renaissance mass? |
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| During the Middle Ages, where was the center of musical life? |
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| Renaissance instrumnetal music was intended for what purpose? |
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| Where was syncopation used/emphasized? |
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| Priests in the Middle Ages served multiple purposes. What were they? |
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| Purify the music in Catholic churches |
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| The Council of Trent met to accomplish what primary purpose(s)? |
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| Where was the leading music center in the 1500s? |
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| Renaissance era took place during 1450 – ? |
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| Troubadours and Trouveres |
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| Notated secular songs sung by French nobility where the ______ and ________ |
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| The Middle Ages jongleurs played instrumental dances and were the lower echelon of society (T/F) |
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| The Gabrielli brothers and Willaert |
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| 16th century Venetian school was comprised primarily of what 3 composers? |
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| What is the texture of Gregorian chant? |
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| Musical representation of poetry |
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| The texture of Renaissance music is primarily what? |
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| When was the golden age of a cappella music? |
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| The Renaissance madrigal is about what subject? For what voices? |
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| One or more lines of melody |
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| Organum was comprised of Gregorian chant and ______? |
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| What group of people sang Gregorian chant? |
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| The church _____ were the basic music scales. |
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| The courts (kings/queens etc.) |
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| Renaissance music shifted from the church to where? |
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| How did the Catholic church’s influence change during the Renaissance from the Middle Ages? |
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| Very important/Be able to read music |
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| How did the aristocrats and the upper middle class view education? What were their expectations? |
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| Accomplishments of man/humanity |
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| What was secular humanism? |
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| What was the effort to purify Catholic Church music called? |
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| Two Middle Ages composers were the first to notate measured rhythm. Who were they? |
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| After 1150, where was the center of polyphonic music in Europe? |
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| St. Marks/Lofts wide apart for intensified reverb |
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| Venice’s musical center was where? What was unique about the choir lofts in the edifice? |
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| Not for church/Soloists or groups/Sometimes |
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| Name some important characteristics about Renaissance instrumental music. For what uses was it intended? Was it used to accompany vocal music? |
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| What is the pear-shaped string instrument popular in the Renaissance? |
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| What are the two main forms of sacred Renaissance music? |
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| Who is credited for having created Gregorian chant? |
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| A motet for two or more choirs is called what type of music? |
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| Knowledge about instruments used in church is mainly derived from what source? |
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| Was most medieval music vocal or instrumental? |
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| France and Italy/14th century |
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| The Ars Nova occured where? During what era of time? |
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| Middle Ages music occured between the years ____ and ____ |
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| Choral music without accompaniment is called _ ______ music |
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| Women were not permitted to sing where? They did sing in ______. |
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| _____ vocal music contains more rapid shifts of mood than _____ music. |
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| Renaissance music does not indicate tempos and dynamics, or the specific instruments or number of performers on a part. (T/F) |
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| Where did secular music and dance thrive? |
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