This describes the distance between two pitches.

This book of the Bible contains several songs surrounding Jesus' birth.

This harmonic form marks the earliest form of polyphony.

The brass family is featured heavily in jazz through the use of tuba, trombone, and this important solo instrument.

In the Kyrie of the Mass, this word follows the words "Kyrie," "Christe," and again "Kyrie."

Several pitches are sounded simultaneously to create this

This book of the Bible contains the first recorded song in history.

France was the home of wandering minstrels called troubadours and trouveres and these acrobatic counterparts.

He was one of the most famous trumpet players to emerge from the New Orleans Jazz genre.

This device is one used by Renaissance composers in order to depict the text of a piece in the music itself.

This musical element can be described as monophonic, homophonic, or polyphonic.

This famous harpist is known for composing most of the Psalms.

These early single line melodies are often credited to Pope Gregory I.

Thoroughly composed and rarely improvised piano music was the heartbeat of this early jazz form.

The term renaissance literally translates as this.

This describes the tone color of hearing voices alone without accompaniment.

This instrument family includes the psaltery, dulcimer, and lyre.

These were the standout composers of the School of Notre Dame.

This Blues form required the use of a dozen measures.

This piece is a component of the Mass, in addition to the Kyrie, Credo, Sanctus, and Agnus Dei.

The opposite of a dissonant chord.

This instrument is often mistranslated as a string instrument but is actually an early predecessor to the trombone.

Early medieval and Biblical music was often described as having this texture.

Just as these combinations of whole and half steps exist in Major and Minor, so do they also exist in chromatic form or jazz form.

This instrument was the favorite among Renaissance composers.