REVIEW OF 1ST PT

1. Which of the following Music period is known as the “Golden Age of A Cappella Music?

• Classical

• Medieval

• Renaissance

• Baroque

In the early years, songs were taught through oral tradition. What inventions paved the way for the songs to be remembered in future generations?

• Radar

• Oil painting

• Printing Press

• Cellphones

Imitative ___________ is the distinctive characteristic of the Renaissance period? Which of the following is the correct word to complete the sentence?

• Euphony

• Homophony

• Monophony

• Polyphony

During the Baroque Period, what instrumental section comprises the first orchestra?

• String

• Wind instrument

• Brass instrument

• Drums

Which of the following is known as the “Father of English Madrigal?”

• Morley

• Bach

• Vivaldi

• Monterde

Which of the following is a guitar-like instrument noble families usually used in the Renaissance Period?

• Piano

• Base Guitar

• Guitar

• Lute

In which oratorio does the famous song “Hallelujah” of G.F. Handel came from?

• The madrigal

• Four seasons

• The Messiah

• St. John Passion

What is a large musical composition for orchestra and voices  that incorporates narratives on religious themes WITHOUT costumes, scenery, or actions written in the native language for the intended audience?

• oratorio

• concerto

• chant

• opera

In Greek Painting, what do you call the method of painting which is water-based pigments on a freshly applied plaster on wall surfaces?

• Jar Painting

• Encaustic

• Fresco

• Carving

In pre-historic art, which of the three period is known as the Old Stone Age?

• midlithic

• paleolithic

• neolithic

• mesolithic