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___________ was an American composer.

Aaron Copeland

____________ is when we are doing something else and music is playing in the background.

Passive listening

A listening guide for music can be compared to __________.

a road map for a journey.

The most important part of a musical experience is________.

listening

The earliest music must have passed from generation to generation by means of____________.

an oral tradition

____________ was one of the most brilliant composer of the 18th century Europe.

Mozart

___________________ is often found in jazz.

Improvisation and scrutiny

__________ is the rhythm you feel in jazz piece that makes you want to move in some way.

Swing

One of the important musician in the history of the jazz was ___________.

Duke Ellington

Who wrote the composition in the great book of polephomy?

Leonius and Periotinus

Most of the ceremonial and music is ________.

vocal

What is the texture of early plain chant?

Monophonic

In the middle ages most artistic endeavors were inspired. Encouraged and paid for the by the church and in each important town the place where the arts were concentrated were the ___________.

cathedral

____________ is more than one melody or part sounding at one time.

Polyphony

All of the following are inventions that occurred during the middle ages except _______________________.

electricity and mass transportation

An example pf a female composer from the 12th century is ____________.

Beatrice De Dia

The invention of ___________ the way information could be transmitted.

printing by moveable type

The renaissance maybe described as an age of the _____________________.

rebirth of human creativity.

Next to the world of God music deserves the highest praise-

Martin Luther

Which of the following was not of the changes in the renaissance era:

there was a plu of cemephonic, chamber music played in the courts and market places.

The texture of the renaissance music is ______________.

ployphonic

All of the following are parts of the mass ordinary-

Ave Maria

_________________- is a type of counterpoint in which one voice introduces each new thing.

The technique of irritation

The term _____________ refers to the next group of voices begin its statement just as the next voice occurs its cadence.

overlapping cadences

In his mass Joaquin took almost all of the his musical ideas from-

a century old plain chant

In composing the mast Joaquin used all the of following techniques except-

swing rhythm

Baroque composers created illusion through the use of __________________.

dynamics and contrasting performing groups.

Issac Newton did all of the following except-

develop the circle of fifths

Baroque artists studied-

emotional states and drove to represent them

Baroque- instrumental concerts are based upon contrast interplay between-

a large group and a small group