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Which period is associated with the creation of Gregorian Chant?
Which period is associated with the creation of Gregorian Chant?
- c. 12-13th century
- 2008
- 14th century
- c. 6-10th century (correct)
What is the primary occasion during which Ma'oz Tzur is traditionally sung?
What is the primary occasion during which Ma'oz Tzur is traditionally sung?
- Rosh Hashanah
- Passover
- Hanukkah (correct)
- Yom Kippur
What was the original source of the modern tune for Ma'oz Tzur?
What was the original source of the modern tune for Ma'oz Tzur?
- Gregorian chant
- Traditional Korean music
- African tribal music
- German folk song (correct)
Which element is NOT part of the Royal Ancestral Rite in South Korea?
Which element is NOT part of the Royal Ancestral Rite in South Korea?
What is a key lyrical theme of the Ma'oz Tzur poem?
What is a key lyrical theme of the Ma'oz Tzur poem?
What was the occasion for the Soweto Gospel Choir's 2008 performance?
What was the occasion for the Soweto Gospel Choir's 2008 performance?
Which historical period corresponds with the Royal Ancestral Rite in South Korea?
Which historical period corresponds with the Royal Ancestral Rite in South Korea?
Who is mistakenly associated with the naming of Gregorian Chant?
Who is mistakenly associated with the naming of Gregorian Chant?
Flashcards
Religious Music
Religious Music
Music used in ceremonies and important occasions to create atmosphere.
Gregorian Chant
Gregorian Chant
A type of plainchant from c. 6-10th century Europe, named after Pope Gregory I.
Ma'oz Tzur
Ma'oz Tzur
A Jewish religious poem meaning 'Rock of Salvation,' sung during Hanukkah.
Royal Ancestral Rite
Royal Ancestral Rite
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Soweto Gospel Choir
Soweto Gospel Choir
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Piyyut
Piyyut
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Atmosphere in Music
Atmosphere in Music
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Influence on Western Music
Influence on Western Music
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Study Notes
Religious Music Around the World
- Music is used in ceremonies, gatherings, and important occasions worldwide
- Music creates a specific atmosphere for celebrations, from honoring royalty to spiritual/religious worship
Gregorian Chant
- Developed in Europe between the 6th and 10th centuries
- Notated in a specific manuscript style
- Named after Pope Gregory I
- Influenced Western music
Ma'oz Tzur
- A Jewish religious poem/song (piyyut) from the 12th to 13th centuries
- Meaning "Rock of Salvation"
- Used during the Hanukkah festival
- Modern tune is based on a German folk song
- Lyrics highlight Jewish hardships and strength of faith
Royal Ancestral Rite
- A 14th-century ritual in South Korea
- Celebrates ancestors at the Jongmyo Shrine
- Involves musicians and dancers performing for spirits of kings/queens
Soweto Gospel Choir
- A South African gospel choir
- Celebrated Nelson Mandela's 90th birthday in 2008
- Performed gospel music with distinct rhythms and choruses
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