Question 1

The pavan and galliard are:

Accepted Answer

A)  types of Renaissance chansons. 
B)  forms used in Renaissance Masses. 
C)  types of Renaissance dance music. 
D)  forms used in madrigals. 
A)  types of Renaissance chansons. 
B)  forms used in Renaissance Masses. 
C)  types of Renaissance dance music. 
D)  forms used in madrigals. C

Question 2

The first great phase of European expansion into other parts of the world was from ________ to ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  1780; 1820 
B)  1680; 1720 
C)  1580; 1620 
D)  1480; 1620 
A)  1780; 1820 
B)  1680; 1720 
C)  1580; 1620 
D)  1480; 1620 D

Question 3

The meter of "Kemp's Jig" is:

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A)  duple. 
B)  triple. 
C)  compound duple. 
D)  compound triple. 
A)  duple. 
B)  triple. 
C)  compound duple. 
D)  compound triple. A

Question 4

Briefly contrast the way medieval composers used plainchant melodies with the way Renaissance composers used them.In your answer,state which aspect of the chant was valued by whom and the location of the chant in the music.

Accepted Answer

In the medieval period, composers used p

Question 5

Describe the High Renaissance style with regard to musical texture,tempo,and dynamics.When did it emerge?

Accepted Answer

The High Renaissance style in music emer

Question 6

Describe the mixture of native Andean and European cultural and musical expression during the time of the Franciscan friar Bocanegra.

Accepted Answer

During the time of the Franciscan friar

Question 7

What form does "Kemp's Jig" illustrate? Explain how the dance unfolds.

Accepted Answer

"Kemp's Jig" illustrates a traditional E

Question 8

How many vocal parts did Palestrina use in the Gloria of the Pope Marcellus Mass?

Accepted Answer

A)  two 
B)  four 
C)  six 
D)  eight 
A)  two 
B)  four 
C)  six 
D)  eight

Question 9

Briefly discuss the explorers from 1480 to 1620.

Accepted Answer

During the period from 1480 to 1620, the

Question 10

How did the idea of expressiveness in music chnge from the medieval period to the Renaissance? What inspired this change?

Accepted Answer

The idea of expressiveness in music chan

Question 11

Define point of imitation.How does Josquin use this device in his Pange lingua Mass?

Accepted Answer

Point of imitation is a musical device w

Question 12

What gives Weelkes's madrigal "As Vesta Was from Latmos Hill Descending" a modern feel? Explain the musical causes for the difference between the mood of this music and that of Josquin's music.

Accepted Answer

Weelkes's madrigal "As Vesta Was from La

Question 13

Pavans are often paired with:

Accepted Answer

A)  galliards. 
B)  jigs. 
C)  madrigals. 
D)  other pavans. 
A)  galliards. 
B)  jigs. 
C)  madrigals. 
D)  other pavans.

Question 14

The song "Hanaq pachap kusikuynin" was published in:

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A)  1431. 
B)  1531. 
C)  1631. 
D)  1731. 
A)  1431. 
B)  1531. 
C)  1631. 
D)  1731.

Question 15

What makes it easy for the dancers to keep their places in "Daphne"?

Accepted Answer

A)  the polyphony 
B)  the distinct endings to the phrases 
C)  the instrumental accompaniment 
D)  the text 
A)  the polyphony 
B)  the distinct endings to the phrases 
C)  the instrumental accompaniment 
D)  the text

Question 16

Did the madrigal remain a uniquely Italian genre because the music was so closely tied to the Italian words? Explain.

Accepted Answer

The madrigal remained a uniquely Italian

Question 17

Who composed the Pange lingua Mass?

Accepted Answer

A)  Josquin Desprez 
B)  Guillaume Dufay 
C)  Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina 
D)  Thomas Weelkes 
A)  Josquin Desprez 
B)  Guillaume Dufay 
C)  Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina 
D)  Thomas Weelkes

Question 18

The musical term for "voices alone" is:

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A)  strophic. 
B)  isorhythmic. 
C)  cantus. 
D)  a cappella. 
A)  strophic. 
B)  isorhythmic. 
C)  cantus. 
D)  a cappella.

Question 19

Was the European attempt to conquer from 1480 to 1620 based solely on military need? Why or why not?

Accepted Answer

The European attempt to conquer from 148

Question 20

The performing forces in "Daphne" consist of:

Accepted Answer

A)  early violins. 
B)  early violins and lute. 
C)  recorders, early violins, and harpsichord. 
D)  organ and early violins. 
A)  early violins. 
B)  early violins and lute. 
C)  recorders, early violins, and harpsichord. 
D)  organ and early violins.

Exam 7: The Renaissance

The pavan and galliard are:

The first great phase of European expansion into other parts of the world was from ________ to ________.

The meter of "Kemp's Jig" is:

Briefly contrast the way medieval composers used plainchant melodies with the way Renaissance composers used them.In your answer,state which aspect of the chant was valued by whom and the location of the chant in the music.

Describe the High Renaissance style with regard to musical texture,tempo,and dynamics.When did it emerge?

Describe the mixture of native Andean and European cultural and musical expression during the time of the Franciscan friar Bocanegra.

What form does "Kemp's Jig" illustrate? Explain how the dance unfolds.

How many vocal parts did Palestrina use in the Gloria of the Pope Marcellus Mass?

Briefly discuss the explorers from 1480 to 1620.

How did the idea of expressiveness in music chnge from the medieval period to the Renaissance? What inspired this change?

Define point of imitation.How does Josquin use this device in his Pange lingua Mass?

What gives Weelkes's madrigal "As Vesta Was from Latmos Hill Descending" a modern feel? Explain the musical causes for the difference between the mood of this music and that of Josquin's music.

Pavans are often paired with:

The song "Hanaq pachap kusikuynin" was published in:

What makes it easy for the dancers to keep their places in "Daphne"?

Did the madrigal remain a uniquely Italian genre because the music was so closely tied to the Italian words? Explain.

Who composed the Pange lingua Mass?

The musical term for "voices alone" is:

Was the European attempt to conquer from 1480 to 1620 based solely on military need? Why or why not?

The performing forces in "Daphne" consist of:

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