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