Sacred and Secular Music of the Renaissance

How is a madrigal composed?

• Strophic Form

• Through Composed

What invention of the 15th century made it easier to acquire music?

• Fax Machine

• Mail

• Printing Press

• Metronome

Two new textures of the Renaissance are (select all that apply):

• Homophony

• Polyphony

• Monophony

• Imitative Counterpoint

What country did Madrigals originate?

• England

• Germany

• Italy

• France

Which of these were French styles during the 16th century? (choose all that apply)

• Narrative Chanson

• Lyric Chanson

• Interest Chanson

• Descriptive Chason

Which form lead to the invention of Opera in the 17th century?

• Descriptive Chanson

• Gregorian Chant

• Madrigals

• Narrative Chanson

Abstract instrumental works often served as

• Teaching tools

• an introduction

• Dance Music

• a vocal replacement

What type of music did Maddalena Casulana write?

• Madrigals

• Narrative Chanson

• Chorales

• Anthems

Josquin de Prez's music was listened to for:

• a decade

• 2 years before it was forgotten

• 5 centuries

• a century

Songs with _____________ grew in popularity in the 16th century

• key centers

• counterpoint

• accompaniment

• lyrics