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Mus Quiz Ch 7&8

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All are characteristics of Gregorian Chant except: Homophonic
The earliest form of polyphonic music in the Christian church was: Organum
The Doctrine of Ethos concerned: The moral and ethical aspects of music
In the listening example Kyrie, from the Mass "Cum Jubilo" the genre is: Gregorian Chant
In the listening example Kyrie, from the Mass "Cum Jubilo" the texture would be described as: Monophonic
In the listening example: Nunc aperuit nobis by Hildegard of Bingen, the rhythm could be described as: Unmetered
In the listening example: Nunc aperuit nobis by Hildegard of Bingen, all of the following are characteristics except: Timbre of male voices
In the listening example:Sumer is icumen the texture is: Polyphonic
In the listening example:Sumer is icumen there is a repeated bass motive called a(n): Ostinato
A 14th century composer who. supposedly composed the first complete setting of the Ordinary of the Mass: Guillaume de Machaut
In the listening example, gloria, from the Messe de Nostre Dame, the melody and harmony are: Unison
In the listening example, gloria, from the Messe de Nostre Dame, the texture is: Polyphonic
The two sections of the 14th century mass were: Proper and Ordinary
All are sections of the Ordinary of the Mass except: Easter sections
Music in 14th century Europe included all but one of the following characteristics: Reflected and Interest in one melody line (monophonic texture)
An important contributor to the study of intervals in the 6th century BC was: Pathagorus
Unaccompanied by instruments: a cappella
Scales that preceded major and minor scales Modes
Polyphonic piece; All voices perform the same melody at different times Canon
The text and formal arrangement of a religious service: Liturgy
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