1. What event marks the beginning of traditional Western music history?
2. Why is old church music
often called Gregorian chant?
3. Define sacred and secular.
4. What is organum?
5. Why was most recorded
medieval music sacred?
6. About what two things did
troubadours commonly sing?
7. Who was the first recorded
Western composer?
8. Who wrote the Magnus Liber?
9. Who invented solfege?
10. Why did sacred composers in the
Renaissance write polyphonic music?
11. Draw a half note.
12. Draw four connected
sixteenth notes.
13. Draw an eighth note.
14. Draw a whole note.
15. Draw a quarter note.
16-18.
Using squiggly lines (like this ) to represent individual
vocal lines, illustrate the following concepts:
monophony-
homophony-
polyphony-
Circle
the term that best describes the example being played.
19. monophonic homophonic polyphonic
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monophonic homophonic polyphonic
21. monophonic homophonic polyphonic
22-28.
Identify treble clef notes.
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29-35.
Identify bass clef notes.
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42.
What does the top number of a time signature tell you?
43.
What does the bottom number of a time signature tell you?
44-47.
Fill in each measure below with notes.
48-50.
Add notes to each measure to make up the missing value.
Extra
credit questions (2 points each)
How many in ? ________
What
note is this?
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