Medieval & Renaissance Music

Secular meaning...

• Non-Religious

• Religious

• Piano

• Church

Sacred meaning...

• Non-Religious

• Religious

• Reel

• Rebellious

An Octave is two notes sounding

• 4 notes apart

• 6 notes apart

• 8 notes apart

• 12 notes apart

Music of the middle ages which consisted of one single line of music sung in unison.

• Gregorian Chant

• Minnesinger Chant

• Polyphony

• Drone

A single pitch held out by one voice or instrument throughout a piece of music

• Dune

• Dome

• Drone

• Drove

What did Perotin contribute to music?

• Rhythmic Notation

• Basic Notation

• Polyphony

• Pitch Notation

Which of the following two groups or traveling Musicians exsisted during the middle ages?

• Minnesingers

• Monniesingers

• Troubadours

• Tejanodours

A group of notes which sound together, usually in harmony.

• Trilogy

• Triape

• Chord

• Choir

Harmony means....

• Playing two or more notes together.

• A pattern of long or short notes.

• The tune.

Organum is a type of harmony.

• True

• False