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What is humanism
A system of thought that center on humans and their value, capacities and worth. A secular study of the classics
A nonreligious study of Greek and Roman texts
A nonreligious study of ancient texts
A doctrine in which human interests and capabilities are of primary concern
What is mensuration
A system for indicating the rhythmic relationships between notes.
What is and example for a libretto opera
The 'libretto' is the words or story of the opera.
What is the typical of the madrigal
Word Painting -HorseMeat
Gregorian Chant was originally notated with
They were notated with neumes.
Which feature do the viol and the violin have in common
They are both played with bows.
Which composer worked for Empress Maria
Tomás Luis de Victoria worked for Empress Maria.
Which notation system is similar to neumatic notation
Jewish Ta'amim
A call and response style begins with a soloist introducing a melody and then others improvising their own melody
False
What are the compositional innovations in order from earliest to latest
The Guidonian hand
polyphony
Organum
Motet
The early and late baroque periods differed in that composers in the early baroque
Favored Homophonic texture.
What composers spent most of all their careers in England
Byrd and Tallis (APEX)
What invention had the greatest on musical composition on the Renaissance
Printing Press
Which of the following composers was spanish
palestrina
Which technique was used for the compositional canon
Imitative counterpoint
What During the Renaissance there was renewed interest in
ancient greek and roman culture
What A renewed interest in classical culture during the Renaissance inspired all of the following except
A revival of ancient greek music.
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