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Chapter 4 Quiz 1
Music of the Catholic Church
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Which famous composer of the Medieval period was "given" to the Catholic Church to be a part of its hierarchy?
Josquin
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Machuat
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Hildegard of Bingen
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Milhaud
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Which description of Josquin's
Ave Maria Virgo Serena
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The three sections of the piece alternate both meter and mood.
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Josquin makes use of imitation between single voices only throughout the piece.
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The Latin text is a prayer to Mary.
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There are homorhythmic sections, particularly in the closing section.
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Which term is used to describe the setting of words according to the natural rhythms of speech?
Declaiming
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Isorhythm
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Organum
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Polytextual
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Consider the following statement and choose the best response: "
Viderunt omnes
by Leonin is an excellent example of both strictly syllabic organum and numeric symbolism in sacred music."
The statement is completely true.
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The statement is false because the piece is by Josquin Desprez.
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The statement is false because much of the piece is melismatic.
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The statement is true but misleading, as all chant was in triple meter as a method of relating to the doctrine of the Trinity.
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What compositional device is given as an example of composers making use of sacred architecture?
Melismas
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Polychoral music
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Isorhythm
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Ars Nova
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Which form discussed in this chapter had both sacred and secular iterations?
The Mass
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Organum
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The motet
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Noneof the above
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What is the term for the eight services said and sung by Catholic priests throughout the course of the day, from sunrise to sunset?
Ordinary
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Offices
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Mass
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Proper
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Which composer served at least three kings that we know of?
Guillame Dufay
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Josquin Desprez
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Perotin
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Guillame de Machaut
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What term is used to describe the practice of making use of two or more different melodies that share the same rhythm?
Hocket-sharing
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Homorhythm
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Isorhythm
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Polytextualism
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Which statement about the sections of the ordinary is true?
Only the Sanctus and Agnus Dei, the final two sections, are sung consecutively.
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There is no spoken liturgy between any two sections of the ordinary.
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Four out of five of the prayers are in Latin.
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The texts of all but the third-the Credo-change based on the church calendar.
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Which statement about chant is true?
Most chant is considered too rhythmic and dissonant for modern audiences.
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Medieval Europe was the first and only world culture to use chant.
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Popes Pius X and Gregory I are credited with establishing the earliest collections of chant.
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Islam, Judaism, and Christianity all have traditions of chant.
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What did Josquin Desprez and Guillame Dufay have in common?
Both were born in modern-day Belgium.
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Both worked primarily in the papal court of Rome.
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Neither is famous for anything other than their settings of the mass.
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Neither was well-known during their lifetime.
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What led to the development of our modern musical notation system?
The need for a memory aid for those singing chants in liturgies.
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The desire to create new visual art forms, similar to illuminations found in monastic texts.
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The desire to protect intellectual property on the part of early composers of motets.
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A papal decree from Pope Gregory I
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What important stylistic development occurred in organum around 1100?
Regular meter was used for the first time.
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The chant was typically placed in the highest voice, a precursor to the modern "soprano" concept of having the highest pitched instrument perform the melody.
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The two lines of organum became more melodically synced to produce moments of consonance that would eventually lead to the development of the harmonic progression.
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The second melody became rhythmically independent from the chant.
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For which of the following is Hildegard of Bingen NOT known today?
Being the earliest composer to whom we can definitively credit a large body of musical works
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Being canonized as the official saint of writers of music and poetry
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Writing one of the earliest morality plays,
Play of Virtues
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Being a highly successful abbess, or spiritual and administrative supervisor of a convent
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