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What was a tupe of wheel fiddle? |
Hurdy-Gurdy |
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What was Ottaviano Petrucci known for? |
Printed the first significant collection of polyphonic music |
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A sagbut was a type of cello |
False |
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What was a characteristic of Palestrina’s compositions? |
Dissonance was played on the weak beat |
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Which composer was known for his instrumental consort compositions? |
Byrd |
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One of the reasons why the chorale gained such a foothold was that the printing press allowed for hymn books to be published |
True |
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A madrigal proper was through-composed |
True |
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The shawm was perhaps the most popular double reed instrument of the Renaissance period |
True |
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Early renaissance music was much more complex, more fragmented, and more dissonant than that of the Middle Ages |
False |
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Chorales were used primarily in what setting? |
Protestant services |
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Very few composers produced sacred music during the Renaissance |
False |
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Dufay was best known for his consort complications |
False |
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A piece of music where one part echoes or imitates another part is known as what? |
Canon |
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The Renaissance period in general was considered a time of rebirth in the arts and culture |
True |
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What means "the movement of different voices against one another" in Latin? |
Motet |
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