What were two changes that took place during the Renaissance that led to improvement in how music was shared and created?

Monophony and polyphony are the same?

Which two answers are sung in unison, meaning all people singing sing the same part?

What term describes a Renaissance song for multiple voices, often set to poetry? Sometimes it would have "fa la la la la."

What texture of music is sung or played in unison without any harmony?

Select one similarity between plainchant and Gregorian Chant.

Would you rather be a patron or the beneficiary of the patron's support? 

Include two sentences in your answer (one point for each sentence.)

Describe how music changed from the Renaissance to the Baroque Period. Include three sentences, each with one example of something different between the two Periods.

(Three sentences needed. One point for each sentence.)

Describe one difference between monophony and polyphony. 

Sacred music in the Middle Ages/Medieval times typically used instruments.