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WorksheetsGrade 9 - Sacred Music in Middle Age
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is a chant or hymn traditionally used as antiphon?
A. Gregorian Chant
B. Melismatic
C. Neume
D. Ube Caritas
What is a body of chant of monophonic and rhythmically unmeasured style used in liturgical services of the Western Church?
A. Gregorian Chant
B. Parallel Organum
C. Plainsong or Plainchant
D. Ube Caritas
It is the best-known type of a plainsong or plainchant that was dominant religious music during the Medieval Period.
A. Gregorian Chant
B. Parallel Organum
C. Solmization
D. Ube Caritas
It is text setting where there is a single note sung melodiously to one syllable.
A. Melismatic
B. Neumatic
C. Neume
D. Syllabic
It is text setting where there is a combination of two or four notes per syllable.
A. Melismatic
B. Neumatic
C. Neume
D. Syllabic
It is text setting where there is a blending of at least five or more notes per syllable.
A. Melismatic
B. Neumatic
C. Neume
D. Syllabic
It is a single unaccompanied melodic line.
A. Monophonic
B. Neume
C. Organum
D. Polyphony
He was credited to have collected and established the chants in the church services during his reign.
A. Pope Gregory 1
B. Pope Gregorio 1
C. Pope Gregory 2
D. Pope Gregorio 2
It is a musical symbol which designates one to four notes to a single syllable.
A. Melismatic
B. Neumatic
C. Neume
D. Syllabic
He innovator of solmization and staff or staves.
A. Gabriel D’ Arrezo
B. Gary D’ Arrezo
C. Guido D’ Arrezo
D. Gregory D’ Arrezo
It helps musicians memorize and sight-sing chants.
A. Church Modes
B. Parallel Organum
C. Part Writing
D. Solmization
This is the practice of singing and writing additional perfect fourths and fifths on the melodies of the chant.
A. Gregorian Chant
B. Parallel Organum
C. Plainchant
D. Ube Caritas
It is a style of musical composition with several voice or melodies.
A. Melismatic
B. Monophonic
C. Polyphony
D. Syllabic
How many Gregorian modes or church modes?
A. 5
B. 6
C. 7
D. 8
It is the composition of parts in consideration of harmony and counter point.
A. Parallel Organum
B. Part Writing
C. Church Modes
D. Notation
