The following excerpt has smooth melodies that imitate one another on entrances. |
True |
This instrument, which was very popular during the Renaissance, is called a [ ]. |
lute |
The following excerpt has smooth melodies that imitate one another on entrances. |
False |
Venit ad Petrum was often used as the cantus firmus for the mass. |
True |
The Renaissance may be described as an age in which: |
Individualism, humanism, and secular values started to flourish once again. |
The Renaissance period saw inventions and developments that: |
Changed the physical and intellectual landscape of Europe. |
Despite advances in other areas, Renaissance harmony and polyphony remained restricted to the music rules that governed most of the Medieval period. |
False |
What element of the musical style of the following piece indicates that it is from the Renaissance period rather than the Medieval period? |
It features imitation that goes through all the voices |
The following example was composed by a musician whose career exemplifies the dominance of composers from Northern France and the Netherlands during the Renaissance. |
Josquin Desprez |
Which of the following selections is an example of a Renaissance consort? |
Excerpt D |
The Renaissance madrigal was a sacred music form used to convey the meanings behind the poems on which they were based |
False |
Which of the following is not part of the Ordinary of the Catholic Mass? |
Alleluia |
The following composition, featuring 40 voices, was written by: |
Thomas Tallis |
Renaissance artists didn’t really care very much if their works appealed to the public at large; they were more concerned about the "purity" of their music. |
False |
The Renaissance was the Golden Age of: |
Choral composition for small ensembles |
Which of the following was NOT a popular form during the Renaissance period? |
Plainsong |
Concentration on vocal music during the Renaissance period meant that instrumental music continued to be used as mere accompaniment for voices. |
False |
The following excerpt is an example of Renaissance a cappella choral music. |
True |
This is an excerpt from a: |
Madrigal |
Which of the following events occurred in America during the time period known as the Renaissance? |
Columbus discovered "The New World." |
Which of the following is a composition for the vihuela? |
Example B |
This example is: |
From a Renaissance composition having its roots in folk songs |
The following excerpt is an example of Renaissance a cappella choral music. |
False |
The following example is played on an instrument that was very popular during the Renaissance. That instrument is the: |
Lute |
The composer of this selection is: |
Jacob Obrecht |
Two important composers from the Renaissance period were: |
Desprez and Palestrina |
Which time period is generally considered the Renaissance period? |
1450 – 1600 |
According to the text, the Renaissance period was known as: |
The Golden Age of Choral Music |
One difference between a Renaissance Mass and a motet is: |
A Mass is always based on a specific text that is part of the liturgy of a given day. |
During the Renaissance, what was the name composers gave to the original chant used as the basis for the main melody in a composition? |
Cantus firmus |
The following excerpt features characteristics of polyphonic texture. |
False |
The following excerpt features characteristics of polyphonic texture. |
True |
Renaissance Music Period
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