How did Machaut reflect the changes and secularization of the fourteenth century?Multiple choice question.He wrote only folk music.He wrote both folk music and symphonies.He wrote both religious music and secular love songs.He wrote only secular love songs.

The development of ______ music in the fourteenth century reflected the changing attitudes towards religion, everyday pursuits and pastoral life.Multiple choice question.operaticsacredpolyphonicsecular

Was French poet-composer Guillaume de Machaut the pioneer of secular polyphony?

What is the theme of Machaut's song, Puis qu'en oublio sui de vous?Multiple choice question.His recollections of his childhoodHis young and beautiful brideHis love of nature and the beauty of the French countrysideHis disappointment after being forgotten by the young woman he loved

Select all the statements that explain the rising popularity of secular music during the Renaissance.Multiple select question.Secular music was taught in private music schools, where only the nobles could attend.Many songs were written in many languages, thus reaching more people.Educated people were expected to know how to sing and play instruments.The publication of song books provided more access.

Select all the statements that explain the rising popularity of secular music during the Renaissance.Multiple select question.Educated people were expected to know how to sing and play instruments.Secular music was taught in private music schools, where only the nobles could attend.The publication of song books provided more access.Many songs were written in many languages, thus reaching more people.