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During the early tenth century, a form of polyphony was developed called ___. In which a second vocal part was added to a plainsong melody and moved in strict or parallel motion

Organum

A fixed or borrowed Melody such as the Gregorian chant sun in notes of long duration and sometimes used as a basis of an extended composition is called a ____

Campus firmus

A musical illustration of a meaning of a work or a short verbal phrase is ___. This technique was used often by renaissance composers

Word painting

Arse nova and star antiqua

The marked stylistic change at the beginning of the fourteenth century . the late thirteenth century

Gregorian chant

The first authentic body of Music in the Western World collected and codified for sacred used by Pope Gregory in the 16th century

Accopella

Used to designate choral performance without instrumental accompaniment

Pilyphonic

The characteristic texture menthe renaissance with four or more equally prominent voices

Which do the following is not a vocal composition : a)mass b) passion c) fugue d)madrigal

Fugue

Which composer helped to perfect the use of imitative counterpoint ?

Josquin de Prez

What name is given to the period of history from 1450-1600

Renaissance

Leonin and merit in contributed such invention as the staff and do re mi syllables which helped in the development of

Notation

True/False music of the renaissance was primarily vocal in nature

True

True/False public concerts were extremely common during the renaissance

False

True/False renaissance style was noted for its clarity, balance , and subtle contrasts

True

True/False instruments were primarily used to accompany dancing and to support or double voices in sacred music in Renaissance practice

True

During the ars nova rhythms became more complex and harmony was based on thirds

True

Steady pulse

Rhythm

Polyphonic

Texture

Stepwise

Melodic movement

Vocal

Medium

Irregular

Phase length