Across
- 3. someone who financially supports an artist or musician
- 4. The sackbut was an early type of ____________.
- 6. The __________ Press was invented in 1436. This allowed for compositions to be printed, and music was no longer copied by hand.
- 9. discovered the Earth is not the center of the universe
- 10. a sacred, polyphonic vocal composition that is usually unaccompanied
- 13. This country was primed for the Renaissance for exactly one reason- money.
- 15. a curved instrument with finger holes, made of wood or ivory. It used a mouthpiece similar to those used on present day brass instruments.
- 18. a group of instruments playing together
- 20. The crumhorn was a __________ reed instrument which had a cap over the reed.
- 21. The Renaissance trumpet did not have any __________ and different notes were produced by changing the lip pressure on the mouthpiece.
- 22. literally means "rebirth"
- 24. a secular, polyphonic song based on poems, often about love
- 25. This was a popular sport during the Renaissance, but King Henry VIII banned it because it became so violent.
Down
- 1. an ancestor of the oboe and double reed instrument. It had a very brash, reedy sound.
- 2. a polyphonic composition in which two or more melodies repeat each other at different points in the music
- 5. This instrument was played in a similar way to the harpsichord, but the strings ran parallel to the keyboard.
- 7. The harpsichord generally has ______ rows of keys. (write out the number)
- 8. The Renaissance existed during the rediscovery of Roman and ________ culture.
- 11. The humanities are now known as the _______ arts.
- 12. This painting is arguably the most famous of all time. It was created by Leonardo daVinci during the Renaissance.
- 14. The recorder was a __________ instrument and was the predecessor of the flute
- 16. a musical texture in which one voice has the melody, while the other parts serve as accompaniment
- 17. the dye the Italians used from the Ottomans
- 19. The lute had how many strings? (write out the number)
- 23. The viol was the most important _________ instrument of the Renaissance period.
