It is celebrated at daybreak when the sun is dispelling the night and the new day is born.

Which of the statements below does not belong to the characteristics of the Gregorian Chant:

It is described as the church's own music and is born in the church's liturgy.

It is composed by texts that are repeated in all the Masses.

It is a French form derived ultimately from the Occitanian trobal, "to find", "to invent".

Which of the statements below does not describe a troubadour song?

It is the verse form they used most frequently and is consisting of five or six stanzas with an envoy.

It is a form of telling a tale of the love request by a knight to a shepherdess.

It is a debate on love between two poets.

It is also called a morning song in which lovers are warned by a night watchman that day approaches and that the jealous husband may at any time surprise them.

It is a prayer of mercy.

It is a song about God's holiness.

It is a song that asks God to take away the sins of the world as well as grant peace and mercy.

He is the writer of "L'homme arme" which consist of four-part masses.

Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina answered the Council of Trent's demands and wrote over 100 masses including "_______________" mass.

It is a popular type of polyphonic music that used three or four voices.

He is a Franco-Flemish composed who wrote over 100 motets.

It is a secular genre that arose during the Renaissance in which composers wrote polyphonic songs to enhance popular or country poems.

It refers to music set to short, lyrical love poems, became a popular secular genre during the 16th century.

It is one of the types of madrigals that were published in England and performed in rich people's homes.

He was appointed by Pope Julius II to direct the Julian Chapel Choir at St.Peter's Basilica. And he is also considered as one of the important and influential composer of Renaissance period.

He is considered as the father of the English Madrigal.

It is a period of musical history that saw the birth of one of the greatest genres in the Western canon, the opera, which combined music with drama.

Which of the following statements does not describe a Boroque music?

This literally means "big group" that also refers specifically to a sub-genre of the concerto genre.

It is a piece of music that uses interwoven melodies based on a single music idea.

Which of the following are parts of a Fugue?

It is a large-scale musical composition on a sacred or semi-sacred subject for solo voices, chorus, and orchestra.

It is a metrical hymn tune associated in common English usage with the Lutheran church in Germany.

It is a period when arrangements were made to divide the Roman Empire into a Western half which was ruled from Rome.

It refers to the style of European architecture, sculpture which linked medieval Romanesque art with the Early Renaissance.

This was used to to cover all derivations of Roman architecture in the West, from the fall of Rome until the advent of the Gothic style around 1150.

It is how quickly you brain can respond to stimulus and stimulate a response.

It is the ability to move a body part quickly.

It is a skill that results the senses such as sight and hearing in conjunction with body parts to perform task accurately and with efficiency of movement.

It is the ability to perform a certain task without undue fatigue.

It refers to the ability to change your entire body position in a space rapidly with accuracy and speed.

It is the ability to maintain equilibrium whilst stationary or moving.

It refers to working out and training with a goal of improving a specific skill.