Gregorian chant is named after _________________________________.

Medieval music containing one or more additional melodic lines is called _______>

Which of the following is one of the types of services monks and nuns would sing?

Subdivisions of ______ were used to symbolize the Holy Trinity.

Gregorian Chant represesnts the voice of the ______ church as a whole rather than each individual.

In 1323 Machaut became secretary and chaplain of King John of _________.

Boys would receive music education in __________  associated with churches and cathedrals.

After 1150, Paris became the center for _______ music.

By the early 14th century, a new form of music ________________ had developed.

Chants were passed along ________________________ at first.

As he traveled, _______ presented beautifully decorated copies of his music and poetry to noble patrons. 

____________________ were an important source of information in a time when newspapers did not exist.

Ars nova means ________________________.

French nobles who were poet-musicians were called ____________.

The approximate dates of the Middle Ages are _______________.

The earliest surviving manuscripts date back to the ________ century.

Knights gained reputations as ____________, as they might have from fighting bravely in previous times.

Women were not allowed to sing in church, but were able to do so in __________.

Wandering minstrels called _____ performed music and acrobatics in public areas.

The first secular songs surviving in decipherable _______ were composed in the 12th and 13th centuries by French nobles called troubadours and trouveres.

The use of ___________ was frowned upon in earlier times due to their usage in pagan rites.

Many of their love songs have survived because the nobles had _______ write them down.

The ___________ became popular after the year 1000.

A _______________________ is an Italian poetic and musical form, originating as a dance-song.