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Which is more likely to use instruments? Temple worship or Synagogue Worship
Temple Worship
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Which is more likely to use designated Levitical musicians? Temple or Synagogue Worship
Temple worship
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Psalm singing in which the leader sings and the congregation responds.
Responsorial
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A poetic section of scripture (but not psalm) used in church services. Nine of these were specifically designated during the medieval period.
Canticle
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Formerly Byzantium, now Istanbul, this city was named what in the 4th century?
Constantinople
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Constantine legalized Christianity around the beginning of what century?
Fouth
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What Pope (590-604) was the namesake for a type of chant?
Gregory
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Name one of the fourth-century bishops who were most influential in westernizing and popularizing hymnody.
Hilary
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What is unique about the hymn found on a papyrus fragment in Oxyrhynchos, Egypt?
It has musical notation.
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Why is the Ordinary of the Mass called "ordinary"?
The Ordinary is what happens in each Mass, or what happens ordinarily.
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obedience, way of life, religious ritual, sacrificial offerings
latreuo
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adoration of a superior being, "kiss towards", bow before
proskuneo
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Why was the Jewish influence on the church lessened after A.D. 70?
The temple was destroyed in A.D. 70
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What was Charlemagne's office?
Holy Roman Emperor
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What city was the seat of the western church after the 4th century?
Rome
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What city was the seat of the eastern church after the 4th century?
Constantinople
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Why did choirs, rather than congregations, sing during medieval services?
The works were deemed too holy for common people to sing.
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Psalm singing in which two sections of the congregations sing back and forth to each other
antiphonal
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The Greek word hymnos meant...
a song of praise.
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Luther's attitude toward singing in the church:
congregational, unaccompanied, unison
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Many Lutheran chorales are in what musical form?
AAB
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During what century did Luther work?
16th
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During what century did the Thirty Years' War occur?
17th
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Describe Pietism
Focused on the individual relationship between each man and God.
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Crüger's Praxis Pietatis Melica was...
...a songbook
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The Thirty Years' War was when?
1618 - 1648
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Four-part version of Calvin's psalter
Goudimel
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Anabaptists
Ulirch Zwingli
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Calvin
Strasbourg Psalter
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Which collection of psalms contained 125 tunes in 110 meters?
English Psalter, 1562
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Some Mennonites still continue to use the...
...Ausbund
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The Moravians are associated with...
...Count Zinzendorf
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Bourgeois was more associated with...
... Calvin
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Which metrical psalms are more likely to be in Common Meter?
Sternhold's
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Who persecuted the Anglicans?
Mary
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John Day edited a 1562 publication, The whole Book of Psalms, later called the "Old Version", which was popularly known by the names of what two men?
Sternhold & Hopkins
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Most German chorale tunes would be called...
... proper
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Tate and Brady's "New Version" was published in...
...1696
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William Croft and others started composing and publishing hymn tunes with "embellished" music, using more than one note per syllable of text, around...
... 1700
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When hymns were used toward the end of the 17th century, they were most likely to be used in conjunction with what event in the worship?
Communion
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Isaac Watts' dates:
1674 - 1748
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Watts was...
... a Presbyterian
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Charles Wesley produced how many hymns?
6500
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Which group had more influence on the Wesleys?
Moravians
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Charles Wesley years
1707 - 1788
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John Wesley years
1703 - 1791
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The Wesleys encountered a group of missionaries with a particularly comforting faith on a journey to what place?
Georgia
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Who were derisively called "Methodists"?
Wesleys
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Which influential evangelist broke with the Wesleys over doctrinal matters?
Whitefield
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Hymnals approved for Anglican use were most likely to be arranged...
... according to the order of the Book of Common Prayer
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Mainzer and Hullah shared a common interest in...
... singing schools
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What significant hymnal appeared in 1861 as a result of the Tractarian Movement?
Hymns Ancient and Modern
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Newton was a...
... preacher
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Foundery Collection
Wesleys
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important translator
J. M. Neale
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musical editor of The English Hymnal
Ralph Vaughan Williams
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Olney Hymns
Newton & Cowper
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Poet Laureate, Yattendon Hymnal
Robert Bridges
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The Ainsworth Psalter was published for...
... the Pilgrims
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Name of the first book printed in the colonies:
Bay Psalm Book
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What famous New England singing school master published The New England Psalm Singer and wrote fuguing tunes?
Billings
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Jonathan Edwards, beginning of interest in hymnody, George Whitefield
The Great Awakening
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largely involved the frontier, involved camp meetings, around 1800
The Great Revival
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Around 1860, aroused interest in gospel songs, it led to the Sunday School movement, the YMCA developed around this time
The Second Great Awakening
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Shaped notes became most popular in the pentatonic hymnody of...
... the South
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Who is best known for his involvement in American public school musical education?
Mason
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Zion's Harp and The Christian Lyre were collections of...
... frontier songs, early gospel songs and other popular hymns
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Name a well-known song leader and publisher of gospel songs who worked with Dwight Moody
Ira Sankey
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What blind lady wrote around 10,000 hymn texts?
Fanny J. Crosby
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Which group was least influenced by the Oxford Movement?
Baptists
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