Master Medieval Renaissance Baroque Music

A concerto referring to a presentation with full orchestra and a soloist.

• Concerto Grosso

• Solo Concerto

• Basso Continu

• Tutti

Which of the statement is true about the Baroque Period?

• Known for the simplicity of the musicians

• music compositions are accessible

• Early composers favored homophonic texture

• melodies are less dynamic

Believed and have marked the renaissance music

• the use of lute instrument

• the birth of Gregorian chant

• Start of secular music compositions

• Establishment of concertos

the event that paved way for the wide distribution of Renaissance period compositions

• the invention of printing

• Martin Luther protestant reformation

• the discovery of earths actual position in the solar system

• the invention of compass the enhanced navigation

Refers to the primary form of Sacred Vocal polyphony

• Motet

• Mass

• Madrigal

• Troubador

A Baroque music style developed mainly by imitative counterpoint

• Fugue

• Toccata

• Oratorio

• Chorale

The period also known as the Middle ages

• Medieval Period

• Renaissance Period

• Baroque Period

• Primitive Period

The following statements are characteristics of a Gregorian Chant

• Plain song

• Free Tempo

• Used Neumes

• Polyphonic Texture

Popular music during the latter part of the Medieval Period which is not bound by Catholic traditions

• Sacred Music

• Secular Music

• Instrumental Music

• Solo Music

Most of the mass music's text were set to melismatic. Melismatic means ...

• One note set to one syllable

• Few notes set to one syllable

• one note to many syllable

• Many notes to one syllable