Medieval Music Review

2. Another name for the Medieval period
4. The first section of the Ordinary of the Mass
5. Composed Viderunt omnes in 2-part organum
7. Two or more simultaneously sounding lines of music
8. The only instrument used in the church
9. Composed A Chantar m’er
11. Composed O rubor sanguinis (O Redness of Blood)
12. A single line of music with no accompaniment
13. Symbolic system of musical communication consisting of notes on a staff (a system of writing down music)
15. The major historical event that started the Medieval period
17. A series of notes arranged in order to form a distinctive, recognizable musical unit
18. The most important service in the church
19. No additional instruments or voices
20. A style of singing in which each syllable has many notes
21. A style of singing in which each syllable of text has one note

1. The organization of time in music
3. Composed Messe de Nostre Dame (Mass of Our Lady)
6. The cathedral in Paris that was the setting for the musical revolution of polyphony
7. The relative position, high or low, of a musical sound
10. A style of church music which was unaccompanied, monophonic vocal music set to Latin texts, without meter or rhythm
11. The sounds that provide the support and enrichment (the accompaniment) for melody
14. Early polyphony in the church where composers would add one, two, or three voices to existing chant
16. Composed Magnus liber organi