Select all the characteristics of Gregorian chant.Multiple select question.It is set to a sacred text.It has a melody meant to enhance a religious service.It was sung in Italian.It is usually sung with soft accompaniment.

The Gregorian chant was performed with the instrumental accompaniment, in Latin (the universal language of the Church), and sung from memory rather than written down. Is is true?

Why is Gregorian chant seldom heard today?Multiple ChoiceCongregations do not find it interesting.The Second Vatican Council of 1962 to 1965 forbade its use.The Second Vatican Council decreed services be in native languages.It is only sung in the Vatican.

True or false: Most of the Gregorian-chant melodies known today were created during the Middle Ages.True false question.TrueFalse

Select all the features that are typical of organum in medieval music.Multiple select question.Melodic lines that produced polyphonyA chant line that was sung using low notesA melodic line of very long notes that was above the chant melodyA melodic line that was below the chant melody

Did women usually sing the Gregorian chant in the Middle Ages (or medieval period)?