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A) 1515 B) 1422 C) 1436 D) 1418
A) 1453 B) 1551 C) 1422 D) 1530
A) 1515 B) 1530 C) 1538 D) 1528
A) La Musique de la Grande Écurie B) Chapelle royale C) La musique de la Chambre du Roi D) The Louvre Ensemble
A) Performing outdoors B) Printing musical books C) Performing with quieter instruments D) Religious services
A) Robert Ballard B) Pierre Attaingnant C) Clément Janequin D) Pierre Certon
A) 1538 B) 1528 C) 1501 D) 1551
A) Flute B) Violin C) Lute D) Trumpet
A) Motet B) Air de cour C) Chanson D) Mass
A) Joachim du Bellay B) Clément Janequin C) Pierre Certon D) Pierre de Ronsard
A) The royal chanson B) Sur le Pont d'Avignon C) La Musique de la Grande Écurie D) Air de cour
A) Religious instruments B) Quiet instruments C) Loud instruments D) String instruments
A) Reims B) Sainte-Chapelle C) The Louvre D) Bourges
A) Mass B) Air de cour C) Motet D) Lute song
A) Reims B) Paris C) Bourges D) Venice
A) Religious officials from the local cathedral B) Professional street performers from Italy C) Non-conformist students at religious colleges D) Members of the nobility
A) Strictly religious chants B) Love or satirical songs C) Royal decrees D) War and political manifestos
A) Northern Germany B) Western England C) Eastern Spain D) Southern France
A) Symphony B) Opera aria C) Rondeau D) Gregorian chant
A) Goliards B) Troubadours C) Jongleurs D) Minstrels
A) Six years B) Ten years C) One year D) Three years
A) Pay a heavy fine to the King B) Audition for a jury of master musicians C) Perform on the streets for one month D) Write a thesis on music theory
A) 1341 B) 1493 C) 1407 D) 1321
A) Cello B) Violin C) Piano D) Trumpet
A) Johann Sebastian Bach B) Ludwig van Beethoven C) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart D) Jean Mouton
A) A type of drum B) A three-stringed instrument like a violin C) A brass instrument D) A vocal technique
A) Payment of a monthly fee to the church B) Permission from the guild C) A royal decree D) A formal invitation from a noble
A) Catherine de' Medici B) Marie Antoinette C) Eleanor of Aquitaine D) Anne of Brittany
A) 12th century B) 14th century C) 13th century D) 781
A) Schola palatina B) Saint-Victor school C) Notre Dame school D) Sainte-Chapelle school
A) Guillaume de Machaut B) Pérotin C) Archdeacon Albert D) Léonin
A) Guillaume de Machaut B) Archdeacon Albert C) Léonin D) Pérotin
A) Four voices B) Royal song C) Little word D) Sacred chant
A) Four B) Fifty C) Twelve D) Twenty-five
A) Canons B) Dignitaries C) Schola palatina members D) Trouvères
A) In the royal chapel B) On the Left Bank C) Behind the tapestries D) In the nave
A) 19th century B) 20th century C) 15th century D) 12th century
A) Serial music B) Jazz C) Opera D) Choral music
A) Jazz ensemble B) Orchestral C) A cappella D) Ballet accompaniment
A) Jacques Duval B) John Calvin C) Martin Luther D) Valleran Le Conte
A) Greek into French B) Latin into German C) French into Latin D) Latin into French
A) Jean Sehais B) Valleran Le Conte C) Jacques Duval D) Martin Luther
A) Protestant Reformation B) The Enlightenment C) The Renaissance D) Counter-Reformation
A) Simpler melodies B) More complex chants C) Latin lyrics only D) Removal of organs
A) 1597 B) 1543 C) 1539 D) 1548
A) Comici Gelosi B) The English Company C) Le Conte Troup D) Confrérie de la Passion
A) Oud B) Lute C) Harp D) Clavichord
A) 1581 B) 1574 C) 1531 D) 1559
A) Gaillardes B) Branles C) Danceries D) Pavanes
A) October 14, 1531 B) December 12, 1574 C) September 24, 1581 D) May 20, 1559
A) Instrumental music and poetry only B) Costumes, dance, singing, and comedy C) Only singing and dancing D) Religious chants and pantomime
A) Francis I B) Louis XIV C) Henry IV D) Henry III
A) Seven B) Nine C) Fourteen D) Two
A) Jacques Champion de Chambonnières B) Louis XIV C) Louis XIII D) Jean-Baptiste Lully
A) Rome B) Versailles C) Florence D) Paris
A) 1653 B) 1714 C) 1672 D) 1618
A) 1647 B) 1714 C) 1784 D) 1672
A) Jacques Champion de Chambonnières B) Angélique Paulet C) Pierre Guédron D) La Grande Mademoiselle
A) 1784 B) 1714 C) 1672 D) 1618 |