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Chapter 3 Quiz
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The term "Ars Nova" derives from a treatise based on the teachings of ___________.
a) Guido of Arezzo
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b) Franco of Cologne
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c) Guillaume de Machaut
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d) Philippe de Vitry
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"Tempus" refers to ___________.
a.) The number of modes used in a piece
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b) The number of beats in a measure
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c) The strictly metered alternation of monophonic and polyphonic texture
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d) The number of subdivisions in a beat
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Talea is best described as ___________.
a) A rhythmic pattern
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b) A textural pattern
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c) A melodic pattern
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d) An accompanimental pattern
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The use of talea and color in fourteenth-century motets is called ___________.
a) Contrafactum
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b) Prolation
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c) Isorhythm
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d) Fauxbourdon
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Chromatic notes that lay outside of the traditional Medieval gamut are called ___________.
a) Chroma
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b) Musica ficta
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c) Musica recta
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d) Color
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Speculum musicae is primarily an example of ___________.
a) A collection of particularly beloved and theologically worthy chants
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b) A summary of the theory behind secular folk dances
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c) A conservative backlash against an avant-garde school of music
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d) An argument against Pope Pious Xâs decree against polyphony
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The composer known as the "last of the trouvères" was ___________.
a) Philippe de Vitry
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b) Guillaume Du Fay
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c) Guillaume de Machaut
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d) Solage
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Guillaume de Machaut composed ___________.
a) Motets
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b) Chansons
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c) Masses
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d) All of the above
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A cyclic Mass is one that sets all items of the Mass Proper.
a) TRUE
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b) FALSE
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Ars Subtilior especially flourished ___________.
a) At the papal court of Avignon
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b) In the university setting of Paris
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c) In papal Rome
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d) Among London musicians
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Ars Subtilior featured ___________.
a) Extreme chromaticism
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b) Juxtaposition of different meters
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c) The use of visually striking notation
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d) All of the above
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Many Ars Nova motets were written by composers originally from ___________.
a) Italy
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b) Northern Europe
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c) France
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d) England and Wales
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The caccia is best described as ___________.
a) A German instrumental and vocal genre
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b) An instrumental dance genre
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c) A type of Italian madrigal
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d) A French sacred vocal genre
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Nuper rosarum flores is best described as ___________.
a) A polyphonic chanson by Du Fay
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b) An isorhythmic motet by Du Fay
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c) A polyphonic chanson by Machaut
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d) An isorhythmic motet by Machaut
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In Nuper rosarum flores, the mensuration proportions 6:4:2:3 represent ___________.
a) The Golden Ratio
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b) The mathematical representation of infinity
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c) The architectural proportions of Solomonâs temple
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d) A musical spelling of Du Fayâs name
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