Medieval/Renaissance
In the Medieval Time Period, The Most Wildly Used Chant In Western Europe
Gregorian Chant
The Musical flow of a piece
Harmony
Two new genres of the classical era
Symphony and String Quartet
The part of the brain that controls speech, creativity, and judgment is the frontal lobe. Trua o Falsa?
Trua
The main instrument in the Baroque
Pipe Organ
In the medieval time period, A Note Continuously sounding throughout the piece
Drone
The relative highness or lowness of a sound
Pitch
What was the classical era referred to as
Balanced symmetrical , and with clarity
What part of the brain controls vision
Occipital lobe
Like a piano but the strings are plucked
Harpsicord
In the Renaissance, Small group or diverse instruments n Elizabethan England
Consort
An organized succession of pitches that pressures a complete musical
Melody
Literary song/play that's light hearted, Stage entertainment in Germany
Singspiel
The part of the brain that controls memory is????????????
Temporal lobe
Form of operas, was first written in Florence Italy
Dramatic Music
A popular string instrument in the Renaissance period
The Lute
The Distinctive tonal properties of a sound
Timbre
New sections put into the opera
The winds, Brass, and percussions
Listening to Beethoven when an infant makes you smarter. Trua o Falsa?
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Music that was centered on christian Easter Stories
Passion Music
A poet/musician who wrote and sang about courtly love
Troubadour
the relative loudness and softness of a musical sound
Dynamics
Two new artists of the classical era
Haydn's and Motzart
The parietal lobe helps make sense of the world. Trua o Falsa?
Trua
Dramatic large scale production dealing with a biblical subject
Oratorio