Antiquity and Middle ages

The Greek concept of music is...

• Music, poetry and theatre

• Music, poetry and dance

• Music and party

The difference between modal scales is

• The distributions of tones and semitones

• They don´t have differencies

• Each scale has a different "ethos"

• 1 and 3 are correct

Which are the most important instruments in Greek music?

• Clarinet and flute

• Flute and aulos

• Aulos and piano

• Aulos and lyre

What is the music fot the liturgy in the middle ages?

• The sung of the Trobadours

• Motete

• Gregor Chant

• Gregorian chant

The Gregorian chant has.......

• Monodic texture and a single melodic line without instrumental accompainment

• Poliphonic texture with instrumental accompaintment

• Monodic textures and two melodic lines without instrumental accompainment

What are the three styles of singing between music and text.

• Singing 1, singing 2 and singing 3

• Syla, Neuma and melism

• Sylabic, neumatic and melismatic

What are the gregorian modes?

• Protus, Deuterio, Trito and Tetrado divided into two versions: aultentius and plagalis

• Autenticus y plagalis

• Protus, Deuterus, tritus and tetrardus divided into two versions: authentic and plagal mode

What is the name of the symbols that used in the Gregorian chant?

• Nuematicus

• Eumas

• Neumaticus espindorus

• Neumas

Who are troubadours?

• Medieval homeless

• Poets

• Poet-musicians

The trobadours music is.....

• Instrumental music with instrumental accompainment

• Vocal music with a monodic texture but with instrumental accompainment

• Vocal music with poliphonic texture without instrumental music