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WorksheetsUnit 1 - 2 - Middle Ages and Renaissance - 3º ESO
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 12mins
The most important instruments in Greece are...
Violoncello, Piano and Guitar
Piano, Lyre and Tiorba
Guitar, Flute and Acordeon
Aulos, Lyre and Zills
Gregorian Chant has three styles
Syllabic, Neumatic and Melismatic.
Syllabic, Polisemic and Melismatic.
Neumatic, Polisemic and Melsmatic.
Syllaic, Polisemic and Neumatic.
The main force of expansion in Gregorian Chant is...
Rels B.
Gregory the Great
Taburete
Monteverdi
A poet-musiocian of noble birth is a...
Minstrel
Troubadour
Castratic
A traveling musician who went over castles and villages entertaining...
Minstrel
Troubadour
Castratic
Poliphony means...
Various voices
One voice
three voices
Three medieval instruments are...
Lute, viola, lyre.
Guitar, bagpipes, organ
Piano, flute, lute
Triangle, piano, dulzaina.
Henry VIII broke with Rome in the year 1534, creating the Anglican Church.
The Protestant Reformation
The English Reformation
The Catholic Counter-reformation
In Germany Martin Luther broke away with Rome in the year 1510.
The Protestant Reformation
The English Reformation
The Catholic Counter-Reformation
The Catholic Church kept the Gregorian chant as the official singing of the Church.
The Protestant Reformation
The English Reformation
The Catholic Counter-Reformation
Secular vocal polyphony from Spain
Madrigal
Chanson
Villancico
Italian vocal form for four or five voices
Madrigal
Chanson
Villancico
French vocal form with polyphonic texture.
Madrigal
Chanson
Villancico
Which of this instruments are from Renaissance?
Chirimia
Vihuela
Viola da Gamba
All answers are correct
Haut and Bas means...
Instruments with great and soft power.
Instruments with high and loud intensity
Both are correct
Syntagma musicum is...
a song.
a treatise of music.
an opera
a staff of music
