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Music of the Medieval Period

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It is the church’s own music, born in the church’s liturgy.

a)

Gregorian Chant

b)

Troubadour

2.

It is a lyric poet of southern France, northern Spain, and northern Italy, writing in the langue d’oc of Provence.

a)

Gregorian Chant

b)

Troubadour

3.

It consists of five or six stanzas with an envoy.

a)

Canso

b)

Pastorela

4.

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

a)

Lauds

b)

Matins

5.

He is probably the most famous of the French trouvere composers and poets.

a)

Johann Sebastian Bach

b)

Adam de la Halle

6.

It is a debate on love between two poets.

a)

Dansa or Balada

b)

Jeu Parti or Debat

7.

It is a Latin term for third hour, and it is prayed at mid-morning.

a)

Lauds

b)

Terce

8.

It comes from the Latin which means to complete. It is a prayer before retiring for the night.

a)

Complines

b)

Vespers

9.

This means there is only one voice.

a)

Polyphonic.

b)

Monophonic

10.

It is celebrated at day's end and it takes on the character of evening.

a)

Vespers

b)

Matins