Beginning about the 12th century, cathedrals were built in the ___ style.

The droning of unaccompanied religious texts to simple unison melodies developed by monks is called ___, or chant.

The style of chant that used one note per syllable was ___ chant.

___ chant was more fluid and had more than one note per syllable.

The instrument invented during the Middle Ages that used a drone under the melody was the ___.

When one independent parallel melody was combined with a chant, ___ was invented.

A great collection of chant was gathered in the 6th century by ___.

By the 13th century, many secular music composers were adding more than one new voice above a chant creating ___.

A musical composition where all of the voices sing the melody, but start at different times, is called a ___.

The Ars Nova indicated an awareness of ___, such as the motet.

A nun at the convent of Bingen that composed music for women to sing in their worship services was ___.

A Medieval code of customs associated with knighthood was ___.

The motet usually mixed these two languages, ___ and ___.

The Medieval painter that painted people realistically for the first time was ___.

The main worship service of the Catholic Church is the ___.

There are ___ sections of the mass.

The mass that is used for special times such as Christmas and Easter is called the ___.

The ___ devastated Europe in the 1340s, wiping out 1/3 of the population.

The words of the mass are called the ___.

The words of the mass were in the ___ language from the 5th century until the mid 1960s.

The first mass set to music was believed to be the ___.

___ was the monk who invented a way of teaching music by the shape of the hand.

The composer of the first mass set to music is ___.

The inventor of the printing press was ___, who made it possible to spread new ideas and concepts.

Traveling musicians were known as ___.

The same pitch, performed at the same time, is called ___.

Unaccompanied vocal or choral music is called ____.

More ___ music was created during the Ars Nova.

The most common wind instrument during the time was the ___.

For a time, the ___, the governing body of the church, outlawed melismatic chant.

The mass that is appropriate for regular worship, not including holidays, is the ___.

The style of the 13th century is referred to as the ___.

The author of the Canterbury Tales was ___.

The Hundred Years war was fought between the ___.

Before the 5th century, the words of the mass were spoken in ___.

The ___ was established the King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella to investigate, convict, and execute all non-Catholics who did not leave Spain after the Edict of Expulsion exiled all Muslims and Jews.

Leonin and Perotin authored a collection of organum that the called the ___.

What are the dates of the Ancient Period?

What are the dates of the Medieval Period?

What are the dates of the Renaissance Period?

What are the dates of the Baroque Period?

What are the dates of the Classical Period?

What are the dates of the Romantic Period?

What are the dates of the Modern Period?

Which one of these songs is an English Round?

Which one of these songs is a Gregorian chant?

What type of music does not use voices?

Which songs is taken from the mass by Palestrina?

What famous person from history was burned at the stake during the Hundred Years War?