Mus Ch. 11 Word Scramble
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| Question | Answer |
| Secular song introduced in Italy that became popular in England as well. | Madrigal |
| Madrigal has ___________ texture and expressive mood. | Polyphonic |
| Madrigals are written in the _________ | Vernacular |
| Plucked string instrument that was the most w widely used instrument in the 16th century | Lute |
| Most. popular bowed string instrument. of the Renaissance | Viol |
| Keyboard instrument capable of producing subtle changes of volume and even a slight vibrato | Clavichord |
| Rapid variation of pitch lending warmth to the tone of a voice or instrument | Vibrato |
| End-blown wind instrument, sometimes called a whistle flute | Recorder |
| The recorder was developed in the Middle Ages and was very popular in the: | Renaissance |
| Ensemble of several members of the same instrument family | Consort |
| This type of music, both string and instrument became increasingly appreciated though the Renaissance. | Secular |
| During the Renaissance, Secular music became more popular, but __________ music remained predominant. | Religious |
| The madrigal is a _________ piece similar in form and texture to the Renaissance ______. | Voice; Motet |
| The Madrigal was created by the ________, but became popular in _________. | Italians; England |
| In England, the Madrigal had a _________, more frivolous character. | Lighter, whimsical, less emotional, |
| Male and Female Renaissance musicians played a wide variety of ___________ either to accompany singers by doubling voice lines or in solo or ensemble performances | Instruments |
| _________ also sang in religious, professional, and amateur ensembles. | Women |
| The increasingly subjective and dramatic qualities of secular music, especially the madrigal, foretold the approach of new ________ _________ as the 17th century drew near. | Artistic Style |
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