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45 Cards in this Set
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When are the Matins? |
Midnight to sunrise |
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When are the Lauds? |
Sunrise to 6am |
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When are the Little Hours? |
6am to 3pm |
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When is Prime? |
6am to 9am |
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When is Terce? |
9am to 12pm |
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When is Sext? |
12pm to 3pm |
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When is Nones? |
3pm to Sunset |
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When are the Vespers, then Compline? |
Sunset to 9pm |
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What are the 3 main sections of Mass? |
Introductory section, readings and psalms, prayers and communion |
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What is included in the Proper Mass? |
Introit (1), Collect, Epistle (5), Gradual, Alleluia (or Tract), Sequence (on major feasts), Gospel, Sermon (optional), Offertory (12), Secret, Preface, Communion, Postcommunion I can't even get a small giraffe, only small pooping cat pets. |
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What is included in the Ordinary Mass that is NOT in the Ordinary Mass? |
Kyrie (2) Gloria (3) Credo (11) Prayers (13) Sanctus (16) Canon (17) Pater noster (Lord's Prayer) (18) Agnus Dei (19) Ite, missa est (22) Kat gets cool pastries sans chocolate. Pastries never are dry. I miss 'em. |
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What numbers do the choir sing? |
1 2 3, 6 7 8 9, 11 12, 16, 19 20, 22 |
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Order of church modes (1-8) |
Dorian, Hypodorian, Phrygian, Hypophrygian, Lydian, Hypolydian, Mixolydian, Hypomixolydian |
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What are the final notes of the pairs of modes? |
D, E, F, G |
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What are the starting notes of the plagal modes? |
A, B, C, D |
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Where are the reciting tones? |
Authentic: 5th above the final Plagal: 3rd below authentic reciting tone (unless it's B, then it goes to C) |
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Mesopotamia 2500 BCE |
Harps lyres, and pictures of instruments in Ur tombs |
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Mesopotamia 2300 BCE |
Enheduanna-Akkadian high priestess composed hymns to moon god |
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Babylon 1800 BCE |
began to write about music, genres, tunings |
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Babylon 1400-1200 BCE |
earliest known notation, nearly complete piece |
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Pythagoras |
Greece 6th c. - 500 BCE founded Greek music theory discover octave, 5th, and 4th related to numbers |
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Plato |
Greece 5th-4th c. BCE Republic and Timaeus were influential writings on uses effects of music |
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Aristotle |
4th c. BCE Greece Politics was an influential writing on uses effects of music |
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Aristoxenus |
4th c. BCE Greece Student of Aristotle Harmonic Elements Rhythmic Elements Greater Perfect System |
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1 c. CE Greece |
Song of Seikolos |
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Ptolemy |
2 c. CE Greece Book- Harmonics Planets' movements and distance from each other correspond to different sounds and intervals in music |
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Cleonides |
2 or 3 c. CE Greece Species of 4ths and 5ths, octaves Can be divided into tones and semitones in limited way |
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Quintilianus |
4 c. CE Greece last Greek theorist |
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Edict of Milan |
313 CE Constantine legalizes Christianity Churches can own property |
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Theodocius |
4 c. CE Christianity official religion |
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East/West division of Empire |
4th c. CE |
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Fall of Western Empire |
476 CE |
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Writings of Church Fathers |
4-5 c. CE |
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Development of Chant Dialects |
4-6 c. CE |
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Rule of St. Benedict established |
6 c. CE |
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Rule of St. Benedict established |
Turn of century, 6-7 c. CE |
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Schola Cantorum is Established |
late 600s Choir that sings when the pope officiates at ceremonies |
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Pope Zachary makes Pépin the Younger (Short) king of the Franks |
8c. CE Stephen II visits in Frankish Kingdom, Roman liturgy influence Pépin |
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Pope Leo III crowns Charlemagne Holy Roman Emperor |
800 CE |
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East/West division of Christian church |
11 c. AD |
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Fall of Eastern Empire to the Turks |
15 c. AD |
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Boethius |
Harmonic Institutions 5-6 c. AD |
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Musica Enchiriadis (Music Handbook) |
late 800s |
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church modes in place |
900s |
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Guido d’Arezzo |
Micrologus 11 c. CE |
