MAPEH: Music of the Medieval Period Quiz

What is the central tradition of Western plainchant or plainsong during the Medieval period?

Who was the Gregorian Chant probably named after?

What type of texture is characteristic of the Gregorian Chant?

What type of notation was used in the Gregorian Chant?

Which term best describes Troubadour Music during the Medieval period?

What type of music was intended for non-religious/secular purposes during the Medieval period?

Who is known as the father of Madrigal?

Which period of music is characterized by its aim to evoke emotion through dynamic contrast?

What does the term 'a capella' refer to in music?

Which Italian composer is well-known for his compositions for the Roman Catholic Church?

Where did Renaissance Music originate?

What is the musical form that involves alteration between a small group of instruments and a full orchestra?

'Kyrie Eleison' is a prayer of mercy in which language?

'Le Jeu de Robin et De Marion' is a work by which composer?

'Agnus Dei' translates to 'Lamb of God' in which language?

What does the term 'renaitre' mean?

Gregorian Chant is a form of ______ sacred song of the western Roman Catholic Church

Troubadour Music is intended for the ______

The Gregorian Chant uses ______ notation

Troubadour Music pertains to ______, composers, and singers

Troubadour Music is ______ music

The Gregorian Chant is characterized by ______ texture

Renaissance Music is also known as the golden age of ______.

The term 'renaitre' means ______.

Monophonic texture is associated with the ______ period of music.

The Italian composer, Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, is well-known for his compositions for the ______ Church.

The term 'a capella' refers to vocal music without ______.

The Baroque period of music aimed to evoke emotion by dynamic ______.

Adam de la Halle, also known as Adam Le Bossu, was a famous ______.

Harpsichord and organ were the main instruments used in ______ music.

Thomas Morley is known as the father of ______.

The term 'monody' refers to a solo vocal style with a single melodic line and ______ accompaniment.