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1. The earliest medieval notations could already indicate pitch

Las primeras notaciones medievales ya podían indicar la altura de las notas
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- False / falso
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2. Which treatise transmits the daseian notation?

¿Qué tratado transmite la notación dasiana?
- Musica enchiriadis (Anonymus)
- De institutione musica (Boethius)
- Dialogus de musica (Ps-Odo)
- Micrologus (Guido Aretinus)
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3. The enchiriadis scale is based on the ancient Greek scale

La escala enchiriadis está basada en la antigua escala griega
- True / verdadero
- False / falso
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4. Why are the enchiriadis scale and the alphabetical notations incompatible?

¿Por qué son incompatibles la escala enchiriadis y las notaciones alfabéticas?
- They were used for different repertoires / se usaban para repertorios diferentes
- Polyphonic music could not be notated in daseian notation / la música polifónica no se podía escribir en notación dasiana
- The enchiriadis scale contains some augmented octaves / la escala enchiriadis incluye algunas octavas aumentadas
- They are compatible / son compatibles
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5. What is the only notation system to account for octave relations?

¿Cuál es el único sistema de notación que refleja las relaciones de octava?
- Daseian notation / la notación dasiana
- Hermannus' intervallic notation / la notación interválica de Hermannus
- A-P alphabetical notation / la notación alfabética A-P
- Γ-aa alphabetical notation / la notación alfabética Γ-aa
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6. Why can alphabetic notations be considered tablatures?

¿Por qué las notaciones alfabéticas pueden considerarse tablaturas?
- Because they were used on a table / porque se usaban en una tabla
- Because all later tablatures use letters / porque todas las tablaturas posteriores usan letras
- Because those letters were added to the monochord / porque el monocordio incluía esas letras
- Because medieval instrumentalists were trained like this / porque los instrumentistas medievales se formaban así
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7. Alphabetical notations were used in the Carolingian Renaissance to notate music

Las notaciones alfabéticas se usaban en el renacimiento carolingio para escribir música
- True / verdadero
- False / falso
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8. When began letter notations to be used to notate music?

¿Cuándo comenzaron las notaciones alfabéticas a usarse para escribir música
- c. 1000
- c. 1200
- c. 850
- c. 600
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9. What did NOT exist by AD 850?

¿Que NO existía hacia el año 850?
- Polyphonic music / música polifónica
- Pitch notation / notación con alturas definidas
- A tone system / un sistema tonal
- All previous answers existed / todas las respuestas anteriores existían
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10. Polyphonic music always used a preexisting melody called vox principalis

La música polifónica siempre usaba una melodía preexistente llamada vox principalis
- True / verdadero
- False / falso
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1. Question

1. The earliest medieval notations could already indicate pitch

2. Question

2. Which treatise transmits the daseian notation?

3. Question

3. The enchiriadis scale is based on the ancient Greek scale

4. Question

4. Why are the enchiriadis scale and the alphabetical notations incompatible?

5. Question

5. What is the only notation system to account for octave relations?

6. Question

6. Why can alphabetic notations be considered tablatures?

7. Question

7. Alphabetical notations were used in the Carolingian Renaissance to notate music

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8. When began letter notations to be used to notate music?

9. Question

9. What did NOT exist by AD 850?

10. Question

10. Polyphonic music always used a preexisting melody called vox principalis