1.  He is the man who codified and organized the chants for convenient and systematic use by Christian Churches during the 6th century.*1 pointPalestrinaPope Julius IIIPope Gregory IPope Gregory II2.  They are the knightly poet-musicians who wrote their songs in Middle High Germany in the 12th - 14th century.*1 pointTroubadourMinnesingersMinneliederTrobairitz3.  She is a Benedictine prioress and abbess known for her visions, prophecies and religious poems and chants.*1 pointKassiaBlanche of CastileHildegard von BingenBeatriz de Dia4.  These are Medieval chants with 2 or more voices singing different notes in agreeable combinations.*1 pointEstampieConductusMotetOrganum5.  It is the principal bowed instrument in the Medieval period and the predecessor of the modern violin.*1 pointVielleShawmPortativeViola da Gamba6.  It is the period of Western music history from 1450-1600 and also known as the “Age of Humanism”.*1 pointMedievalBaroqueRenaissanceClassical7.  He is the most important Italian Renaissance composer whose works reflect the emphasis on a more spiritual music due to its restraint and serenity.*1 pointGiovanni Pierluigi da PalestrinaGuillaume de MachautJosquin DeprezGuido d’ Arezzo8.  It is an intellectual movement which revived interest in the classical world, moving the focus away from religion.*1 pointHedonismClassicismHumanismEnlightenment9.  It is the most important musical form in the Lutheran Church in which some were derived from the Catholic Church’s chant tradition.*1 pointChoralesPsaltersAnthemMotets10.  It is the most important secular genre of sixteenth century Italy and arguably of the entire Renaissance which are musical settings of Italian poetry.*1 pointChansonAnthemsFrotollaMadrigals11.  It is the opening part of a sonata form where the theme is presented.*1 pointExpositionDevelopmentRecapitulationCoda12.  The following instrumental forms of music were developed during the Classical period, except for:*1 pointSonata-Allegro FormConcerto GrossoConcertoSymphony13.  They are the three greatest and most popular composers during the Classical period.*1 pointMozart, Bach, BeethovenMozart, Britten, StraussBach, Haydn, VivaldiHaydn, Mozart, Beethoven14.  It is a style of the Classical era characterized by surprising turns of harmony, chromaticism, nervous rhythms, and speech-like melodies.*1 pointGalantEmpfindsamerClassicalStrict15.  It refers to the music period from 1750-1820. It is also known as the “Age of Reason” or “Age of Enlightenment”.*1 pointRenaissanceBaroqueClassicalRomantic16.  It is a term which means abnormal, bizarre, exaggerated or in bad taste which was used to describe the arts and music of the period 1600-1750.*1 pointRenaissanceBaroqueClassicalRomantic17.  It is a popular 17th century art form which combines poetry, drama, music and stagecraft brought to life by performance.*1 pointOperaOratorioPastoralIntermedio18.  Which of the following musical element pertains to the gradual change in the loudness or softness of a passage or section in a musical composition?*1 pointTextureTone ColorDynamicsIntensity19.  It is a large-scale musical composition for orchestra and voices that incorporates narratives on religious themes.*1 pointConcerto GrossoSymphonySolo ConcertoOratorio20.  He is the most acclaimed composer of English oratorios. One of which is the world renowned Messiah.*1 pointJohann Sebastian BachDietrich BuxtehudeGeorg Frideric HändelJean-Philippe Rameau