WorksheetsMiddle Ages Music
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
Secular music is ______ _________ music.
(a)
Sacred music is (a) music
People called (a) traveled the country, singing their secular love songs.
Middle Ages is also called (a)
The Middle ages was a time of warfare, religious devotion, and royal pageantry. (There are more than 1 answer.)
Warfare
Riches
Education
Religious Devotion
Royal Pageantry
The Catholic Church, under the leadership of the ______ __ ______ was important part of life during this time.
(a)
Sacred music was mostly (a) music until 1100.
Most notated music was sacred in the Middle ages.
Why?
The church had control over what songs to sing
People couldn't read or write
The church had control over learning
The royals decided what should be notated
•The earliest form of sacred music was called (a) .
The most well-known form of plainsong is called (a) , in honor of Pope Gregory the First.
Middle Ages started from _________AD to ____________AD
(a)
The First class of people were the clergy.
True
False
The pope was very important in the Middle Ages.
True
Flase
The (a) was the most popular instrument for scared music in the middle ages.
Plainsong is a single melody with words in the (a) language.
Liturgy means:
End of Church
Start of Church
Church Service
Which instruments were used for secular music? (there are multiple answers)
Recorders
Drums
Harp
Organ
Was the tempo of secular music in the middle ages faster or slower than sacred music?
Faster
Slower
When singing secular music in the middle ages, which language was it sung?
Common language
Latin
American
French
One of the instruments of the middle ages was
saxophone
recorder
oboe
piano
One of the instruments of the middle ages was
shawm
guitar
oboe
piano
One of the instruments of the middle ages was
piano
guitar
oboe
lute
One of the instruments of the middle ages was
piano
guitar
Valve-less trumpet
saxophone
One of the instruments of the middle ages was
piano
guitar
kettle drum
saxophone
Who are the 3 composer of the Middle Ages?
JS Bach
Perotin
Guillaume de Machaut
Ludwig von Beethoven
Hildegard von Bingen
