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Music Test One (2)

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Who wrote "The Cricket"? Josquin de Prez
What is the texture of Josquin de Prez's "The Cricket"? Polyphonic (4 voices)
Give an example of word painting in Josquin de Prez's "The Cricket"? long notes are used to imitate the cricket's ability to hold long lines
Who wrote "Since Robin Hood"? Thomas Weelkes
What was the texture of Thomas Weelkes' "Since Robin Hood"? Polyphonic (3 voices)
What is the difference between sacred and secular music? Sacred = in the church. Secular = outside of the church
Who wrote "Sing Joyfully"? William Byrd
What is the texture of William Byrd's "Sing Joyfully"? Polyphonic (6 voices)
What was the difference between medieval dramas and renaissance dramas? Medieval drama tended toward allegory. Renaissance drama emphasized lifelike characters and captured human emotions
Which composer was often falsely attributed? Josquin de Prez, so we don't actually know if he wrote "The Cricket" or not.
Define madrigal. musical setting of a text in a single strophe (stanza)
Give an example of word painting in William Byrd's "Sing Joyfully". on the phrase "blow the trumpet"
True or False: "Sing Joyfully" was an anthem which is the English equivalence of a motet. True
What term is used to describe when one voice introduces a new theme and is imitated by other voices in succession? Imitative counterpoint
Define an elided cadence. New idea is introduced when the old one ends
Which composer was a Catholic working for the Protestant queen, Elizabeth I? William Byrd
Created by: AndrewTomes
 

 



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