What era occurred before the Renaissance?

What was another keyboard instrument that was used in the Renaissance besides the organ?

When did the Renaissance end?

What two things could be used on the same parts or changed by the conductor?

What tone color was new and most significant in the Renaissance period? This is a type of voice.

Who were the only people allowed to sing in the Catholic church?

Where was sacred music created and performed?

Which European families was secular choral music written for?

What is it called to sing without instruments? All music in the Sistine Chapel was sung this way.

Which famous child singer (later composer) was kidnaped by a priest who was jealous of the boys outstanding singing?

What was used very little to not at all when singing in the Renaissance Era? Stated by Thurston Dart in one of his writings.

What was the most important invention in the Renaissance Era? Invented in 1439 and gave composers the ability to duplicate their music.

Music that had a flute and drum accompaniment and was used in Native American music was sung on what interval/ part?

Who was an ordained priest in 1575 and was a choirboy in Avila, Spain? (1548-1611)

Who was born in England and was granted an exclusive license for printing music in England from Queen Elizabeth I? (1557-1602)

Who was considered the greatest composer of the early sixteenth century? (1450-1521)

Who successfully composed Italian madrigals, French chansons, and German lied even though he was born in the Netherlands? (1532-1594)

Who was considered the finest lute player of his time? (1562-1626)

Who was a French master of choristers at the Sainte-Chappele in 1536 till the end of his life? He also was influential in the development of French chanson during this era. (1510-1572)

Who was named after the the town they were born in and was the most revered composer in Europe? He wrote "Pope Marcellus Mass". (1525-1594)