Whose Last Supper was criticized because it was too grandiose and vulgar and included dogs and foreign soldiers?
a. Tintoretto's
b. Titian's
c. Leonardo's
d. Veronese's
Answer: d
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A transcription of music is
a. a written record of the words sung by a musician b. a recording of a song a musician plays c. the transition from the A part to the B part in a song d. a notated version of what a musician has played
What is a "contrafactum"? a. An improvisatory technique used by church singers in Spain and Italy inwhich three voices embroidered the psalm tone, making simple chant soundmore splendid. b. A Christian society of laymen emphasizing religious devotion and charity;performing laude was an essential part of their fraternal life
c. A catch-all word to describe a polyphonic setting of a wide variety of strophicItalian poetry. d. The transformation of a secular piece of music to a sacred one; occasionallya sacred work is given a secular text.
John Coltrane's classic quartet consisted of all of the following players except
a. Wes Montgomery on guitar b. McCoy Tyner on piano c. Jimmy Garrison on bass d. Elvin Jones on drums
The overall purpose of the upper two voices in this composition is to provide contrast with the lower voices. This is achieved by having the upper voices?
a) present entirely different musical material at a comparatively faster rhythmic rate b) state the material of the lower voices in augmentation, that is longer note values c) state the material of the lower voices in diminution, that is faster note values d) present entirely different musical material at a comparatively slower rhythmic rate