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Chapter 12 Quiz
The Development of Renaissance Music
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How did Renaissance composers think of their music differently than their medieval counterparts?
They started with one voice, and then added parts to it in succession
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They thought of the different parts simultaneously as they created their works
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They rediscovered actual manuscripts detailing Greek modes, leading to new conceptions of harmony
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They introduced polyphony to musical composition
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What was Donato Bramante's
Tempietto
commissioned to mark?
The place where St. Paul delivered his address to the Romans
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The birthplace of Cicero
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The place where Emperor Nero was murdered
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The presumed site of St. Peter's crucifixion
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What two new modes were introduced during the Renaissance that became the basis for a new system of understanding music?
Pentatonic and octatonic scales
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Lydian and mixolydian modes
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Major and minor scales
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Aeolian and dorian modes
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Composers from which nation first experimented with triads?
France
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Spain
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Italy
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England
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During the 15
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Renaissance humanists reaffirmed the ancient Greek idea that music could powerfully shape and influence human behavior.
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