Please match the musical term to the corresponding phrase.
A. homophony
B. vernacular
C. anthem
D. Giovanni Gabrieli
E. The Play of Daniel
F. chant
G. consort
H. melismatic
I. counterpoint
J. syllabic
K. monophony
L. cantus firmus
M. homorhythmic
N. antiphonally
O. Josquin des Prez
P. polyphony
Q. polychoral motets
A. one melody supported by harmonic accompaniment
B. the everyday language of the people
C. Anglican counterpart of the Latin motet
D. known for his works for multiple choirs
E. a liturgical drama
F. the main musical style of the Medieval church
G. a group of similar instruments
H. singing with more than one note per syllable
I. refers to music having a polyphonic texture
J. singing with one note per syllable
K. a single line melody
L. when the chant is used as the basis for a polyphonic composition
M. same text sung simultaneously by all voices
N. choirs singing in response to each other
O. best known for his motets reflecting the Renaissance attitude
P. music having more than one melody at the same time, each of equal importance
Q. pieces for multiple choirs
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