MAPEH 1ST MID

When did medieval ages begin and end

• 3rd century AD to 10th century AD
• 12th century AD to 18th century AD
• 1st century AD to 5th century AD
• 800 AD to early 15th century AD

dominated the center of musical activity during the Middle Ages.

• The Roman Catholic Church

• The Enlightenment
• The Renaissance
• The Roman Empire

Referred to as plainchant or plainsong

• Ambrosian Chant
• Gregorian Chant
• Byzantine Chant
• Mozarabic Chant

Which country developed antiphonal singing

• Syria

• France
• Germany
• Spain

(alternate singing of choirs)

• Antiphonal

• France
• Germany
• Spain

a solo voice followed by singing in unison with the choir.

• Solo performance without choir
• Responsorial

• Solo followed by a duet
• Unison choir singing only

It was used in Spain and was influenced by the Moors who invaded the Iberian Peninsula.

• Gothic architecture
• Baroque architecture
• Renaissance architecture
• Mozarabic chants

It became the official chant of the Greek Orthodox Church.

• Byzantine chants

• Ode to Joy
• Agni Parthene
• Kyrie Eleison

It was used by the Franks (members of the Germanic tribes that established the Frankish Empire) until the eight century.

• Gallican chants

• Old Norse
• Greek
• Celtic

It was well known for its hymns and antiphonal singing.

• Solo performances
• Instrumental music
• Spoken word poetry
• Ambrosian chants