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WorksheetsRepaso 3º Musica I
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 41mins
It is though that music emerged in
Mesopotamia
Greece
Rome
Monasteries
In the ancient world, there was an important type of scrpit
Turkey
Egypt
Greece
Macotera and Alaraz
Music jumped from Egypt to
Rome
Germany
Spain
Greece
The greeks ascribed music to
the Gods
The egyptians
the mesopotamians
spotify
What did the ethos mean for the Greeks?
selfish
Music and bearing are connected
Music and dance are connected
People can be educated by music
Rome
Inherited the greek culture
Broke with the greek culture
inherited the german culture
music was forbiden in rome
Flavius Valerius Aurelius Constantinus was important in the development of the music because
He played the violin
He legalized Christianity
He was an opera lover
Her signed off the music as a subjet in the secundary school
In the middle ages, the main places of culture were
churches
monasteries
castles
all of them are true
Before the middle ages, the music was transmitted
orally
text
treaties
The symbols that approximately reflect the pitch and duration of sound were called
it is unknow
traumes
pleures
neumes
The neumes consisted of
arrows that indicate when to go up and down
points and stripes
straight lines
straight and curves lines
The name of the notes comes from
the hymn of Saint John Baptiste
the name of the Guido´s simbilings
the greek gods
the hymn of Saint George
The Gregorian chant was
none of the answer are ture
there were secular and religious chants
secular music
religious music
The Gregorian chant used
the occitan language
the language of each region (french in France, spanish in Spain,....)
the english as its main language
the latin as its main language
The Gregorian chant was born
because the monks got bored
because the monks loved the arts
to intensify the word of God
to teach music to the people
Gregorian chant has
monodic texture
bionic texture
trifonic texture
polyfonic texture
The rhythm of the Gregorian chant
is always the same, it sound similar
is determinated by the conductor
is determinated by the composer
is determinated by the expression and accentuation of the text
UT is currently knonw as
do
sol
si
It is unknown
Renaissance embraces the
XIV- XVI centuries
XV-XVI centuries
XVI-XVII centuries
XV-XVI-XVII centuries
In the Renaissance, music was
all of the are true
hardly developed
strongly developed
forbidden on the Counci of Trent
It is consedered that the musical Renaissance stars in
EEUU
Netherlands
Spain
Italy
In the Renaissance
The Catholic Church reacted against Protestantism with the Reformation
The Catholic Church supported the Protestantism
The Catholic Church reacted against Protestantism with the CounterReformation
The Catholic disregarded the Protestantism
In the 16th century
New Protestant religions changed the liturgy
Old Protestant religions changed the liturgy
New Protestant religions kept the liturgy
Old Protestant religions disregarded the liturgy
The main musical form of the Protestantism was
the madrigal
the motet
the corale
the mass
the madrigal
the motet
the corale
the mass
In the Renaissance, Catholic church decided
to change the language of the Gregoriant chant as the official singing
to keep the Gregorian chant as the official singing
the remove the Gregorian chant of the official ritual
to include the use of instruments into the church
In the Renaissance, the Catholic church think that the aim of the music is
to please the ear
to help the devoted bring their soul towards God
to be catchy and peole could be taught
to try that the protestants come back to catholicism
Secular vocal form
ensalda
romance
frottola
villancico
Secular vocal form
corale
anthem
madrigal
chanson
The tablature was
technic that consist on respect the accentuation of the words on all languages
books which collected pieces of secular music
notation with symbols that shows how to make the required sound
theme that is later repeated with different modifications
In the Renaissance instrumental music
managed to be independent of vocal music
kept being linked to vocal music
it was independent of vocal music since middle ages
all of them are true
Currently, Häendel is remain by
operas
cantatas
oratorios
piano works
En el Barroco español se cultiva sobre todo música para
Guitar
organ
Bag pipe
horn
The most relevant composer from baroque was
Filiberto Villalobos
J.S Bach
A. Vivaldi
W.A. Mozart
J.S, Bach compused
0-500 works
500-1000 works
more than 1000 works
he wasnt composer
The Messiah was composed by
A. Vivaldi
G.F. Häedel
J.S Bach
A. Monteverdi
A maker of instruments is called
maker of instruments
luthier
cuprier
sweetbox
composer
He is
Bach
Häendel
Beethoven
Mozart
Maluma
The Baroque period stars in the:
XVI CENTURY
X CENTURY
XVII CENTURY
XVIII CENTURY
Where was Vivaldi born?
England
Germany
Italy
France
¿Qué importante hecho indica en música el comienzo del Barroco?
El nacimiento de A. Vivaldi
La muerte de J.S. Bach
La creación de la primera ópera
La composición del primer oratorio
Antonio Stradivarius fue un famoso...
Compositor del Barroco
Autor de la primera ópera de la historia
Luthier
Inventor del piano
¿Cuál de las siguientes no es parte de la ópera?
Recitativo
Aria
Coro
Cobertura
¿Cómo se llama el instrumento considerado antecedente de la guitarra?
Ukelele
Vihuela
Arpa
Bandurria
¿Qué compositor del Barroco fue autor de un oratorio en el cual se basa el actual himno de la Champions League?
J.S. Bach
G. F. Häendel
J. Pachelbel
El Arrebato
He is
Wolgang Amadeus Mozart
Ludwig van Beethoven
Johann Sebastien Bach
Carl Philippe Emmanuel Bach
In the baroque periode, the music composers
keep working mostly just for the clergy
keep working moslty just for the nobility
keep working mostly for clergy and nobility
start to work by themselves
The first opera written was
The Magic flute
Tristan e Isolda
Euridice
Il barbero di Seviglia
