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During which time period did medieval music primarily occur?
During which time period did medieval music primarily occur?
- 21st century
- 16th to 18th centuries
- 6th to 15th centuries (correct)
- 19th to 20th centuries
What is the term commonly used to describe the period of music that followed medieval music?
What is the term commonly used to describe the period of music that followed medieval music?
- Renaissance music (correct)
- Romantic music
- Baroque music
- Classical music
Which of the following is NOT a division of medieval music based on the traditional division of the Middle Ages?
Which of the following is NOT a division of medieval music based on the traditional division of the Middle Ages?
- High medieval music
- Early medieval music
- Medieval Renaissance music (correct)
- Late medieval music
What type of music is Gregorian chant?
What type of music is Gregorian chant?
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What did the medieval period see the creation and adaptation of?
What did the medieval period see the creation and adaptation of?
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Timeline of Medieval Music
- Medieval music primarily occurred from approximately 500 to 1400 AD.
Post-Medieval Music Era
- The period of music that followed medieval music is commonly referred to as the Renaissance.
Divisions of Medieval Music
- The traditional division of the Middle Ages includes Early, High, and Late medieval music. However, a modern genre like Baroque is NOT considered a division of medieval music.
Types of Music
- Gregorian chant is a form of plainchant, characterized as monophonic and unaccompanied vocal music.
Innovations in the Medieval Period
- The medieval period saw the creation and adaptation of musical notation, which allowed for the preservation and dissemination of musical compositions.
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