MUS
101
–
Bennett
Exam
2
Review
Sheet
Middle
Ages,
Renaissance,
and
Baroque
This
test
will
cover
material
from
Units
II
and
III
in
your
textbook.
Approx.
80
multiple
choice
questions,
7‐10
of
which
will
be
based
on
musical
examples
that
will
be
played
during
the
test.
Be
sure
to
study
all
the
Listening
Outlines
and
Vocal
Music
Guides
in
the
relevant
units
in
the
text.
The
listening
questions
may
deal
with
many
aspects
of
the
piece,
including
composer,
instruments
heard,
form,
texture,
and
other
concepts.
Below
is
a
list
of
terms
and
concepts
that
are
addressed
on
the
exam.
You
are
strongly
encouraged
to
use
the
Interactive
Glossary
found
on
the
publisher’s
site
to
help
you
prepare:
http://www.mhhe.com/kamien6
Dates
of
periods
Subject
Clavichord
Hildegard
of
Bingen
Answer
Piano
Gregorian
chant
Countersubject
Movement
Pope
Gregory
Stretto
Court
music
director
Church
modes
Episode
Concertino
Alleluia
Retrograde
Ripieno
Minstrels/jongleurs
Inversion
Tutti
Organum
Augmentation
Sonata
Ostinato
Diminution
Overture
Ars
nova
Prelude
Pedal
point
Mass
Ordinary
Suite
Libretto
Mass
Proper
Chorale
Aria
Notre
Dame
Mass
Chorale
prelude
Recitative
Machaut
Troubadors
Secco
vs.
accompanied
Ground
bass
Minnesingers
Ensemble
Basso
ostinato
Leonin
Opera
Cantus
firmus
Perotin
Florentine
Camerata
A
cappella
Dance
types
Castrato
Motet
Baroque
Basso
continuo
Madrigal
Vivaldi
Da
capo
aria
Cantata
Corelli
Trio
sonata
Palestrina
Monteverdi
Sonata
da
chiesa
Council
of
Trent
Mozart
Ornaments
Ritornello
Affections
Trill
Concerto
Terraced
dynamics
Bach
Concerto
grosso
Sequence
Handel
Fugue
Harpsichord
Oratorio