Exam 13: The High Renaissance in Italy

What musical techniques did Josquin des Prez develop?

Which composer is considered the "bridge" between the music of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance?

In Raphael's painting School of Athens , who are the two philosophers in the center?

Which Venetian painter, a master colorist, was active as an artist for 70 years?

An educated female companion and entertainer, the __________ played an important role in Venice's social fabric.

What is the term for financial support given for artistic projects?

What term refers to Baldassare Castiglione's ideal of effortless mastery?

Which artist left a 13,000-page collection of notes containing drawings of human anatomy, inventions, geometric shapes, and a human fetus?

_____________ corresponded with Michelangelo and wrote more than 400 poems, mostly Petrarchan sonnets.

Which city is most associated with the High Renaissance in Italy?

Which Venetian poet wrote verses in terza rima, including seductive poetic dialogues?

Which musician composed over 100 masses and directed all music for the Vatican during the final 20 years of his life?

What musical innovations came from Venetian composers in the 16^th century?

How did Raphael arrange the figures in Madonna of the Meadow ?

How did High Renaissance painters in Venice differ from painters in Florence and Rome during the Renaissance?

What book did Castiglione write during his time at the court of Urbino from 1504 to 1516?

________ is known for its adventurous liturgical music, often centered in St. Mark's Basilica.

Which artist created the famous portrait of Baldassare Castiglione now hanging in the Louvre Museum in Paris?

What was the most famous book by Benvenuto Cellini?

Which Pope commissioned Bramante in 1506 to rebuild St. Peter's Basilica?