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Music Content Knowledge (5113) Praxis II Exam Already Passed Characteristics of Medieval Era Dominated by vocal music. Sacred Music: Gregorian Chant and Masses. Secular Music: for dance and entertainment (Troubadours/Trouvères) Gregorian Chant melodies that were free flowing with no distinct meter, melismatic, largely monophonic, and sung by unaccompanied voice or choir Organum an early form of polyphony in which voices are sung in parallel motion Masses important religious rit...

MoCA Study Guide (2023/2024) Already Graded A Ostinato repeated rhythmic pattern Descant above all of the others Figuration same as diminution; method of embellishment Imitation imitating of the same melodic line in several different voices Motet created in the early 13th century by musicians at Notre Dame by adding newly written Latin words to the upper voices of descant clausulae, analogous to the way earlier musicians had added texts to chant melismas to create sequences and textual trope...

Rel 100 Unit 2 Exam What are the five major religions of the world and what percent do they make up? - correct answer Christianity - 1/3 of the population; 33% Islam - 21%; growing quickly Hinduism - 14% Buddhism - 6% Judaism -0.22%; Christianity and Islam come from this What percentage of people consider themselves nonreligious and what does this mean and where is it growing fastest? - correct answer 16%; they have no membership in a religion but do believe that there is a higher p...

Religion 101 Final Exam Questions and Answers | Latest Update | 2024/2025 | 100% Verified What does the term "samsara" refer to in Hinduism and Buddhism? Samsara refers to the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth that individuals go through until they achieve liberation (moksha or nirvana). What is the central practice of Zen Buddhism? Zen Buddhism emphasizes meditation (zazen) and mindfulness as a way to achieve enlightenment and inner peace. What is the role of the Pope in...

Praxis II (5114): Music: Content and Instruction Latest Update with Certified Solutions Episode Passage that does not state the principal subject (esp in Fugue) Exposition Section in which subject(s) are announced. In Fugue, Sonata, Concerto. Fugue Composition or Section in which subject is answered or repeated by several parts. Hocket Splitting up a melodic line between two voices Leitmotif Musical theme/motive assoc. w a person, thing, emotion or idea in a drama Monody Accompanied solo so...

Sikhism Exam 2 Questions & Answers 2024/2025 Gurdwara - ANSWERSa special building that is reserved for Sikh worship and houses a copy of the Adi Granth; the central structure of the sikh community Guru Nanak - ANSWERSIndian religious leader who founded Sikhism in dissent from the caste system of Hinduism Sikh - ANSWERSA 14th Century religion founded by a Hindu guru, Sikhs (means "learner") are monotheists that follow a religion that has elements of both Hinduism and Islam. Most Sikh...

Characteristics of Medieval Era correct answers Dominated by vocal music. Sacred Music: Gregorian Chant and Masses. Secular Music: for dance and entertainment (Troubadours/Trouvères) Gregorian Chant correct answers melodies that were free flowing with no distinct meter, melismatic, largely monophonic, and sung by unaccompanied voice or choir Organum correct answers an early form of polyphony in which voices are sung in parallel motion Masses correct answers important religious ritual a...

Episode - Passage that does not state the principal subject (esp in Fugue) Exposition - Section in which subject(s) are announced. In Fugue, Sonata, Concerto. Fugue - Composition or Section in which subject is answered or repeated by several parts. Hocket - Splitting up a melodic line between two voices Leitmotif - Musical theme/motive assoc. w a person, thing, emotion or idea in a drama Monody - Accompanied solo song Motet - Polyphonic vocal composition, sacred text Passacaglia - Pattern...

Music Praxis- 5113 Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Updated 2024. Medieval Era 500-1450 Gregoarian Chant, masses, troubadours, no distinct meter, monophonic, organum, drone accompaniment, motet Machaut's Mess De Notre Dame wrote the first mass in Medieval Era Sections of the mass in order Kyrie Gloria Credo Sanctus Benedictus Agnus Dei Medieval Motet VS Renaissance Motet Medieval: a tenor line derived from plainchant with one or more upper voices in french...

Praxis II: 5114 Latest 2023 Graded A+ Gregorian Chant no distinct meter/freeflowing, melismatic and largely monophonic (unaccompanied) Organum early polyphony with parallel motion, based on cantus firmus, improvised duplicating original melody Renaissance Era polyphony, refined musical notation, complete masses by single composer, use of greek modes, clarity of vocal lines, harmonic consonance, imitative counterpoint and expressivity Ordinary Mass 6 parts - kyrie, gloria, credo, sanctus, bene...