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What two events made Christianity gain strength and popularity?
Edict of Milan and Emperor Theodosius
What was the most important musical genre of the Middle Ages?
Chant
Who dominated the history of Western music?
Christian/Catholic Church
What are the 3 other names for chant?
plainsong, plainchant, and Gregorian chant
What are the 5 parts of mass ordinary?
Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Agnus Dei
Who is responsible for organizing nearly 3,000 chant melodies in specific services?
Pope Gregory
Who did the Catholic Church send out to ensure that the chants were being properly sung?
Missionaries
What four church modes were commonly used in the writing of chants?
Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian
What gave chants their unique and Medieval sound?
Modes
What is the musical term for Medieval notational signs?
Neumes
Over an extended period of time, what was the offshoot of troping? What evolved?
Polyphony
What is the musical term for the extension of troping that wrote a new line of music underneath an existing piece of chant?
Organum
What is the earliest type of polyphony?
Organum
Which two composers were considered to be primary composers of the Notre Dame School?
Leonin and Perotin
Who is credited for expanding organum to more than two parts up to five parts?
Perotin
Who were the first group of poet-musicians that came from southern France?
Troubadours
Who is considered to be the most important musician of the Middle Ages?
Guillaume de Machaut
Who, in the Middle Ages, was better known for their poetry rather than their music?
Guillaume de Machaut
What is the musical term for "overall blend"?
Sonority
In the Renaissance, whose ideals were reborn?
Greek and Romans
In the Renaissance, what became the most important aspect of melody?
Sonority
What is the term for a private church?
Chapel
Who is known for being one of the first to incorporate secular melodies as the basis of a cyclic mass?
Dufay
Who is considered to be the first great composer of the High Renaissance?
Josquin Deprez
Who was the greatest Netherland composer?
Josquin Deprez
In 1450, what was invented that forever changed the course of music and the technological advancement of humankind?
Printing Press
What style of composition came out of the Reformation of Martin Luther?
Hymns and Chorales
Who was the greatest composer of sacred Renaissance music?
Giovanni Palestrina
What is a church composition for congregational singing called?
Chorale
What is a cornetto?
Trumpet
What is a recorder?
Flute
What is a chanson?
French - Love song
What is a sackbut?
Trombone
What is a viol?
Cello/Violin
What is a shawm?
Oboe
What is the musical term for an "Instrumental group of like instruments"?
Whole Consort
What is the musical term for an "Instrumental group of different instruments"?
Broken Consort
Who wrote Sederunt Principes?
Perotin
Who wrote Nouvelle Amor Qui Si Magree?
Ventadorn
Who wrote Messe de Notre Dame?
Guillaume De Machaut
Who wrote Missa Pange Lingua?
Josquin Desprez
What composer is known for developing antiphonal choir music?
Giovanni Gabrieli
In the Renaissance, who is considered to be the greatest English composer?
William Byrd
Who was a great writer of Madrigals?
Thomas Morley
Which English composer introduced the fa-la and the English Madrigal to England?
Thomas Morley
Who helped develop a new musical genre for the Church of England which was a short sacred choral work?
William Byrd
What was a short sacred choral work called?
Anthem
What is a virginal?
Keyboard Music
Who wrote Canzon a 12?
Giovanni Gabriele