Music Quiz 1 (Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque)

The Medieval Period is also known as the _____________that started with the fall of the Roman Empire.

• Dark Ages

• Old Ages

• New Ages

• Stone Ages

Monophonic plainchant was name after ______________who made this the approved music of the Catholic Church.

• Pope Gregory I

• Pope Gregory II

• Pope Gregory III

• Pope Gregory IX

During the latter part of Medieval period, secular music which was not bound by catholic traditions emerged. Which of these song performed across Europe by groups of musicians?

• Chorale Music

• Madrigal

• Oratorio

• Troubadour Music

Which of the following is NOT the famous work by Thomas Morley?

• Fire, Fire, My Heart

• April Is In My Mistress‟ Face

• Messiah

• Fantasie

He was the greatest master of Roman Catholic Church music during Renaissance Period.

• Adam de la Halle

• Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina

• Thomas Morley

• Johann Sebastian Bach

What was the prominent instrument of Renaissance era?

• Flute

• Harpsichord

• Lute

• Piano

It is a form of sacred musical composition that sets texts of the Eucharistic Liturgy in music.

• Chorale

• Madrigal

• Mass

• Oratorio

Syllabic means ______________________.

• Few notes set to one syllable.

• One note set to many syllable.

• One note set to one syllable.

• Many notes set to one syllable.

The word Baroque comes from the Portuguese word "barroco" which means____________.

• Pearl of a Regular Shape

• The Age of Reason

• Rediscovery

• Transformation

Baroque: Concerto Grosso; Renaissance: ___________

• Chorale Music

• Madrigal

• Oratorio

• Troubadour Music