Classical Music Quiz

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What is the distinguishing factor of classical music according to the passage?

  • Complex use of electronic instruments
  • Use of Western folk music elements
  • Formality and complexity in musical form and harmonic organization (correct)
  • Influence from non-Western art musics

When did classical music primarily become a written tradition?

  • Eighteenth century
  • Twelfth century
  • Ninth century (correct)
  • Fifteenth century

What was the chief influence on the thought and theory of surviving early medieval music?

  • Ancient Greek and Roman music (correct)
  • Electronic instrument technology
  • Non-Western art musics
  • Western folk music

Where did classical music have its roots in terms of patronage?

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What term is used to refer to the unification of Western plainchant during the Carolingian Empire?

<p>Gregorian Chant (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Characteristics of Classical Music

  • The distinguishing factor of classical music is its written tradition.

Origins and Influences

  • Classical music primarily became a written tradition during the medieval period.
  • The chief influence on the thought and theory of surviving early medieval music was ancient Greek philosophy.

Patronage and Development

  • Classical music had its roots in terms of patronage in the royal courts and the church.

Unification of Western Plainchant

  • The term "Carolingian Renaissance" is used to refer to the unification of Western plainchant during the Carolingian Empire.

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