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WorksheetsWestern Music & Classical Art Traditions 9 Q1 M1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 6mins
The first three periods of Western Music History are?
Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque
Renaissance, Greek, and Gothic
Pre-Historic, Greek, and Medieval
Roman, Renaissance, and Byzantine
This period is known as the "Dark Ages" that started with the fall of the Roman Empire.
Greek
Medieval
Renaissance
Baroque
One of the characteristics of the Gregorian Chants is the use of the ___________ notation.
greek
english
a capella
neume
It is the most prominent instrument of the renaissance era.
Lute
Flute
Violin
Piano
This is the most important form of secular music during the Renaissance period.
Mass
Madrigal
Troubadour
Chorale
Renaissance came from the French word _______ which means rebirth, revival and rediscover.
Sanctus
Mademoiselle
Renaitre
Neumes
It is a form of sacred musical composition that sets texts of the Eucharistic Liturgy into music.
Mass
Concerto
Fugue
Madrigal
Baroque came from a Italian word ________ which means "A Pearl of Irregular Shape."
Barok
Barroco
Greek
Roman
It is an orchestral music that employs a solo instrument accompanied by an orchestra.
oratorio
fugue
chorale
concerto
The following are the new forms of Baroque music, EXCEPT?
Binary- AB
Ternary- ABC
Ground Bass
Through- composed
11- 17. From the choices below, choose the letter corresponding to pictures on the eras where it should belong.
pre- historic
egyptian
greek
byzantine
pre- historic
egyptian
byzantine
gothic
greek
roman
byzantine
gothic
egyptian
greek
roman
byzantine
greek
roman
byzantine
gothic
greek
roman
byzantine
gothic
roman
romanesque
byzantine
gothic
Most paintings in this period were highly stylized, symbolic, and showed profile view of an animal or person.
Egyptian paintings
Romanesque paintings
Byzantine paintings
Pre- Historic paintings
Architecture from this era were sturdy stone structures both for use and to perpetuate their glory.
Roman
Greek
Gothic
Romanesque
This design included two new devices: pointed arch which enabled builders to construct much higher ceiling vaults and stone vaulting borne on a network of stone ribs supported by piers and clustered pillars.
byzantine architecture
gothic architecture
romanesque architecture
pre- historic architecture
