MAPEH Review

Medieval period paved way for the emergence of both sacred and secular music. Which among the given performance practice plays an important part in the Liturgy and music of the Roman Church?

• Early Christian Chant

• Gregorian Chant

• Madrigal

• Motet

Which of the following does not reflect to characteristics of Troubadour music?

• Usually monophonic

• Tells of chivalry and courtly love

• Sometimes with improvised accompaniment

• Orchestra consists of strings and continuo

Which among the following are not the characteristics of Renaissance music:

• Number of voices varies from 2 to 8 and frequently from 3 to 6

• Bass register was used for the first time

• Melodic lines move in a flowing manner

• Imitation among voices is common

Mass and madrigal were popularized and became part of Renaissance performance practices. How would you differentiate mass from a madrigal performance?

• Deals with sentimental or love interest

• Sacred music for solo accompaniment

• Consisted of psalm and hymn

• Performed by a soloist

How would you describe a dramatic music named as cantata?

• Religious narrative large scale work

• Secular music

• Series of dances

• Short and lyrical form

Which among Baroque musical genres is considered as a religious narrative large scale work for orchestra and voices performed without costume, scenery, or action?

• Oratorio

• Fugue

• Concerto

• Chorale

A French-born trouvère, musician, and poet who is known for his uniqueness and versatility in musical composition.

• Giovanni da Palestrina

• George Friedrich Händel

• Thomas Morley

• Antonio Lucio Vivaldi

• Adam Dela Halle

An Italian Renaissance composer of sacred music and best-known 16th century representative of the Roman School of musical composition.

• A. Johann Sebastian Bach

• B. Giovanni da Palestrina

• D. George Friedrich Händel

• E. Thomas Morley

• F. Antonio Lucio Vivaldi

Known as the most famous composer of secular music during high Renaissance because of his light and easy to sing madrigals.

• A. Johann Sebastian Bach

• B. Giovanni da Palestrina

• D. George Friedrich Händel

• E. Thomas Morley

• F. Antonio Lucio Vivaldi

Recognized as the "The Red Priest and one of the greatest Baroque composers because of his influences as a virtuoso violinist.

• A. Johann Sebastian Bach

• B. Giovanni da Palestrina

• D. George Friedrich Händel

• E. Thomas Morley

• F. Antonio Lucio Vivaldi