The prescribed order for the religious service.
What is the Liturgy?
A mnemonic device to help singers learn melodies.
What is the Guidonian Hand?
This is the term for humanly organized sound.
What is music?
Gregorian chant is purposefully simplistic and therefore uses this musical texture.
What is monophonic texture?
This is a prayer service that monks might participate in that lasts all night long.
What is a vigil?
This is the term used to identify ALL of the notes included on the Guidonian hand.
What is "gamut?"
This is the term for the volume of the music.
What is/are dynamics?
This person wrote dozens of chants, is a Doctor of the church and believed to have visions from God from the age of 3.
Who is Hildegard?
Of the following, this is not part of the Catholic Mass:
1. Kyrie
2. Accio
3. Credo
What is Accio?
This is achieved when the full scale could be sung using syllables, ex. Do, Re, and Mi.
What is solmization?
Of the two Catholic masses, this one has parts that never change.
What is the Ordinary Mass?
This person was Richard Wagner's father-in-law.
Who is Franz Lizst?
This pope did not invent chant.
Who is Pope Gregory the Great?
This portion of the Mass is a chanted version of the Nicene Creed.
What is the Credo?
These six notes were first designated as a related unit by Guido.
What is a hexachord?
Ancient Jewish text used in the liturgy.
What are psalms?
Identify the pre-notation term for writing with this style of symbols.
What are neumes?
The first known piece of written music was composed in this year.
1 C.E.
The second half any Catholic mass is known as this.
What is the Eucharist?
This modern day colloquial phrase is derived from one digit in the Guiodonian hand.
What is the "rule of thumb?"
DAILY DOUBLE!!!!! How much would you like to wager? NAME THIS TUNE!
What is Sanctus?
DAILY DOUBLE!!! How much would you like to wager?
Name this tune...
What is the Epitath of Seikilos?
Schalltriller Auf, a term frequently used by Mahler in his orchestral works, means a player should do THIS.
What is "Bells Up?"