Who Am I?
Plague/Avignon Papacy
History
Polyphony
Who Am I Too?
100

I am a famous Italian poet whose greatest work is a collection of 100 stories set during the Plague.

Who is Boccaccio?

100

The Black Death brought about an end to ____________, the system in which land was exchanged for loyalty or services.

What is feudalism?

100

In the 11th c., polyphony begins to replace ______________

What is monophony?

100

Early polyphony embellished and outlined the __________________

What is a chant melody?

100

I wrote a piece of music called Viderunt Omnes in which is found plainchant, discant organum, and florid organum.

Who is Leonin?

200

I declare that playing instruments is only for dirty peasants, not the the true musician!

Who is Boethius?

200

The Black Death ravaged Europe from the years __________ to __________.

When were 1347 and 1351?

200
A center for polyphony before the Albigensian Crusade, the site of many pilgrims from Paris, and the home of the Codex Calixtinus. Its English translation is "St. James of the Field of Stars".

Where is Santiago de Compostela?

200

In the Ars Nova, the ____________, an alternation of notes and rests between two voices, became a popular way to embellish music. 

What is a hocket?

200

I was a French king who influenced the Papacy to move to Avignon and frequently clashed with Pope Boniface over things like taxes and authority.

Who was King Philip IV?

300

I divided music into new categories (simple, compound, ecclesiastic), putting aside the old way of looking at music which had been handed down from Boethius.

Who was Johannes de Grocheo?

300

The term ___________________ symbolizes the 70 year period in which the Papacy was held "captive" by the French monarchy and mirrors the 70 year period in which the Jews wandered the desert in exile.

What is the Babylonian Captivity?

300

The famous replacement for the Cathedral of Paris, commissioned by Archbishop Maurice de Sully, and sits on the Ille de Cite in the Seine River.

Where is Notre Dame?

300

These two men are the first known composers of polyphony whose works are collectively known as the school of Notre Dame.

Who were Leonin and Perotin?

300

I was a power-hungry Italian pope who frequently clashed with King Philip IV over matters of Papal authority.

Who is Pope Boniface VIII?

400

I was the 12th Bishop of Chartres, France and wanted to exterminate all minstrels. Filthy vermin!

Who is John of Salisbury?

400

Following the Plague, many works of European art, music, and literature portrayed _________________ as a main theme or subject.

What is death?

400

Name two contributing factors to the cultural unification of Europe in the mid-late middle ages:

Crusades

Byzantine Empire

The Great Schism (1054)

Universities of Paris and Bologna

Notre Dame

400

When the chant melody is duplicated at a 4th, 5th, or octave below, it is called _______________

What is organum?

400

I sold the city of Avignon to the Papacy after being accused of unaliving my husband through defenestration.

Who is Joanna I of Naples?

500

I used my mighty power as Holy Roman Emperor to back Martin V as Pope which ended the Western Schism.

Who is Emperor Sigismund?

500

Name an effect that the Avignon Papacy had on the future of the Church in Europe.

1. Weakening of papal power

2. Sows the seeds for future challenges to papal authority

3. Gives rise to alternative theories about papal authority

500

Churchmen and music theorists disliked the ars nova style because they considered it....

Irreverent/unworthy of praising God

It led people to vicious thoughts

It sounded bad and the singers were full of pride

It was shallow and a downright disgrace!


500

The difference between discant and florid organum.

The tenor line (aka the chant melody) is long and drawn out in florid organum, but matches the top voice note for note in discant organum.
500

I stayed in France after my papal coronation which marked the beginning of the Avignon Papacy.

Who is Clement V?

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