Music Theory Mid evil/Renaissance

The Renaissance in music was from

• 1000-1150

• 1150-1450

• 1450-1600

• 1600-1750

The _____ was the most popular instrument in the Renaissance home

• Shawm

• Regals

• Sackbut

• Lute

Gregorian Chant

• Music of Roman Catholic Church

• Had some elements of Jewish Synogogue

• Set to sacred Latin text

• All of the above

An educated person in the Renaissance was expected to

• Read musical notation

• Skilled in dance

• play instrument

• all the above

During the Middle Ages, common women

• could not sing in church

• Sang at all church services

• Only sing in monasteries

• Could participate in church services

One of the greatest accomplishments of medieval music was the development of

• Notation

• Composition

• Invention

• Conducting

Most medieval music was

• Instrumental

• For Piano

• For Organ

• Vocal

The Renaissance Madrigal is

• Monophonic

• Foe Several voices set to poem

• Dance like song for insturments

• polyphonic choral set to sacred Latin

Religious music in the Middle Ages was almost entirely

• Instrumental

• Vocal

• Accompanied

• Harmonized

Phrase to refer to the year of "acapella" music

• Golden Age

• Age of antiquies

• Age of Romanesque

• Burgundian Age