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1. Pitch notation was one of the main concerns in the early 11th century

La notación de la altura de las notas era una de las principales preocupaciones a principios del siglo XI
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2. Guido invented the staff

Guido inventó el pentagrama
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- False / falso
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3. So what did he actually contribute to musical notation?

Entonces, ¿qué aportó a la notación musical?
- He put the neumes onto a staff / puso las neumas sobre un pautado
- He combined neumatic and alphabetic notations / combinó la notación alfabética con la neumática
- He made sight-reading possible / hizo posible la lectura a vista
- All previous answers are correct / todas las respuestas son correctas
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4. How many lines did Guido recommend writing?

¿Cuántas líneas recomendaba escribir Guido?
- Any number / un número cualquiera
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- 3
- 4
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5. A red line always indicated the letter…

Una línea roja siempre indicaba la letra…
- Γ
- D
- F
- c
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6. In what text does Guido explain his staff system?

¿En qué texto explica Guido su sistema de pautado?
- Epistola ad Michaelem de ignoto cantu
- Prologus in antiphonarium
- Micrologus
- Musica enchiriadis
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7. What was the domain of Beneventan notation

¿Cuál era el dominio de la notación beneventana?
- The city of Benevento / la ciudad de Benevento
- The cities of Arezzo and Pomposa / las ciudades de Arezzo y Pomposa
- Southern Italy / el sur de Italia
- Southern Germany / el sur de Alemania
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8. Why is Beneventan notation so important today?

¿Por qué es tan importante en la actualidad la notación beneventana?
- It provides the earliest readable corpus of chant / proporciona el primer corpus de canto legible
- Guido based his system upon it / Guido basó su sistema en ella
- It is the key to understanding later notations / es la clave para entender notaciones más tardías
- It is still used in Benevento / todavía se usa en Benevento
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9. Which is a basic feature of Beneventan notation?

¿Cuál es una característica básica de la notación beneventana?
- It has thick strokes / tiene trazos gruesos
- It is rich in ligated forms / abunda en formas ligadas
- It is rich in liquescent signs / abunda en signos licuescentes
- All previous answers are correct / todas las respuetas anteriores son correctas
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10. How many lines became the standard staff in the 12th century?

¿Cuántas líneas de pautado se convirtieron en el estándar del siglo XII?
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1. Question

1. Pitch notation was one of the main concerns in the early 11th century

2. Question

2. Guido invented the staff

3. Question

3. So what did he actually contribute to musical notation?

4. Question

4. How many lines did Guido recommend writing?

5. Question

5. A red line always indicated the letter…

6. Question

6. In what text does Guido explain his staff system?

7. Question

7. What was the domain of Beneventan notation

8. Question

8. Why is Beneventan notation so important today?

9. Question

9. Which is a basic feature of Beneventan notation?

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10. How many lines became the standard staff in the 12th century?