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This is the country in which the music and culture of the Renaissance began

What is Italy

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This is where the Franco-Flemish "school" began

What is Belgium 

100

This type of Renaissance music was performed during the Roman Catholic Church service commemorating Jesus’ Last Supper

What is Mass or RCC Mass

100

English composer who wrote primarily for the lute and was considered the "pop" musician of his day

Who is John Dowland

100

This is the difference between sacred and secular music in the Renaissance

What is music for the church and music for entertainment

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A one word definition of the Renaissance

What is Rebirth or Revival

200

The Franco-Flemish "School" is defined by

What is center of cultural activity/leading group or ”school” of the Renaissance 

200

This type of Renaissance music was sacred and secular, written for the Princes and Dukes for entertainment and dance.

What is Instrumental Music

200

This English composer who wrote most of his music specifically for the virginal but unfortunately most of his music was lost, destroyed, or stolen. 

Who is John Bull

200

This is a string instrument developed in 2000 B.C. characterized by a round body in the shape of a pear, a flat neck with seven or more frets, pegbox set perpendicular to the neck, and 11 to 24 strings

What is a Lute

300

The dates in which the Renaissance time period occurred. 

What is 1450-1600

300

This Composer wrote the earliest surviving polyphonic setting of the Requiem Mass

Who is Johannes Ockeghem

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This type of Renaissance Music is defined as an cappella choral composition based on a Latin sacred text & designed to be performed in the RCC (based on the Gregorian chant!)

What is a Motet

300

This famous composer was the first to use the Vancian Polychoral style in his Classical Madrigals 

Who is Giovanni Gabrieli 

300

This invention was developed in the late medieval period and radically affected the lifestyles of people during the Renaissance?

What is the Printing Press

400

The term "Classical" in the Renaissance refers to this

What is ancient Greek and Roman literature, art, architecture or ideals

400

This Franco-Flemish composer developed a complex style of expressive, and often imitative, polyphony and emphasized the relationship between text and music

Who is Josquin des Prez

400

This type of Renaissance music used the Italians version as a guide and added their own language. 

What is an English Madrigal

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First Composer(s) that stole the Italian Madrigal and made it their own.

William Byrd or Thomas Morley 

400

This is one major difference between a Motet and a Madrigal.

What is differing themes, or sacred text vs. secular text

500

Two characteristics of "Humanism"

What is rejects supernaturalism & self realization through reason

500

Franco-Flemish Composer who wrote in a variety of style and genres & several of his masses are based on extremely secular French chansons.

Who is des Lassus

500

This type of Renaissance music is an a cappella composition sung in 4-6 voice parts, secular with themes of love, typically polyphonic with use of imitation, and the use of a "fa la la refrain"

What is a Madrigal

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Italian composer primarily known for sacred works.

Who is Palestrina 

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This is the name of a keyboard instrument that was primarily used during the Renaissance.

What is a virginal 

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