The most important instruments in Greece are...

• Violoncello, Piano and Guitar

• Piano, Lyre and Tiorba

• Guitar, Flute and Acordeon

• Aulos, Lyre and Zills

Gregorian Chant has three styles

• Syllabic, Neumatic and Melismatic.

• Syllabic, Polisemic and Melismatic.

• Neumatic, Polisemic and Melsmatic.

• Syllaic, Polisemic and Neumatic.

The main force of expansion in Gregorian Chant is...

• Rels B.

• Gregory the Great

• Taburete

• Monteverdi

A poet-musiocian of noble birth is a...

• Minstrel

• Troubadour

• Castratic

A traveling musician who went over castles and villages entertaining...

• Minstrel

• Troubadour

• Castratic

Poliphony means...

• Various voices

• One voice

• three voices

Three medieval instruments are...

• Lute, viola, lyre.

• Guitar, bagpipes, organ

• Piano, flute, lute

• Triangle, piano, dulzaina.

Henry VIII broke with Rome in the year 1534, creating the Anglican Church.

• The Protestant Reformation

• The English Reformation

• The Catholic Counter-reformation

In Germany Martin Luther broke away with Rome in the year 1510.

• The Protestant Reformation

• The English Reformation

• The Catholic Counter-Reformation

The Catholic Church kept the Gregorian chant as the official singing of the Church.

• The Protestant Reformation

• The English Reformation

• The Catholic Counter-Reformation