Music and history

Which ones are the two ways to create?

• improve an existing thing

• Keep repeting the same old things

• break away an existing thing and make something different

• Perpetuate a tradition

Why has music evolved?

• because of the improvments on the instruments

• because composers looked for new ways to compose

• becouse the instrumentalists did specialized more

• All of them are correct

How long did the Middle Ages last?

• 10 centuries
• 15 centuries
• 3 centuries
• 5 centuries

Where and who played Religious music in Middle Ages?

• in schools by students and teachers
• in churches and monasteries by monks and clergy
• in marketplaces by merchants and traders
• in castles by knights and nobles

What was the diference between jesters and troubadours?

• Jesters and troubadours were both known for their acrobatic performances.
• Jesters were known for their lyrical songs and poems, while troubadours were known for their comedy performances.
• Jesters were poets and musicians, while troubadours were entertainers who performed comedy and acrobatics.
• Troubadors compose their pieces about love and knigths while jesters played troubadours music and bring the news to the villages

What does refer the term of Renaissance in music?

• Period of European music history from the late 15th to early 17th century

• Period of South American music history from the 15th to 18th century
• Period of African music history from the 10th to 13th century
• Period of Asian music history from the 18th to 20th century

How was the Gregorian chant sing?

• In a single voice

• without a beat

• without instruments

• whit the nuns

Which instrument was the most important in the Renaissance?

• Bagpipes
• Flute
• Tambourine
• Human voice

What appreas for the first time in the Renaissance?

• polyphny

• monophony

• continuous bass

• sonata form

Which one are difference between Protestant and Catholic music?

• Catholic music was inspired in popular music while Protestant was not

• non of them are correct

• Protestant music was singed in latin while Catholic was in local languages

• Catholic music was easy to remember while Portestant was very complicated