Password:
The field of study which refers to the systematic
study of the history and use of hymns is called:
Choose One
Hymnody
Hymnology
Musicology
Music History
Church Music
The activities of writing and singing hymns
and also the various traditions, types, and styles of singing
hymns is referred to as:
Choose One
Hymnody
Hymnology
Musicology
Music History
Church Music
How many HYMN ANALYSES are required
for this course?
Choose One
None
One
Two
Five
Ten
How many TUNE QUIZZES are there for
this course?
Choose One
None
One
Two
Five
Ten
The 1st TUNE QUIZ should be completed
before the start of which class session?
Choose One
Session 2
Session 3
Session 4
Session 5
Session 6
Session 6
Session 7
Session 8
Session 9
Session 10
Session 11
Session 12
Session 13
Session 14
Session 15
Session 16
The 1st HYMN ANALYSIS should be completed
before the start of which class session?
Choose One
Session 2
Session 3
Session 4
Session 5
Session 6
Session 6
Session 7
Session 8
Session 9
Session 10
Session 11
Session 12
Session 13
Session 14
Session 15
Session 16
When is the MID-TERM EXAM due?
Choose One
Monday February 28
Wednesday March 2
Thursday March 3
Friday March 4
There is no mid-term exam
Are online STUDY QUESTIONS required
for every session?
Choose One
Yes
No
When is your ORIGINAL HYMN due?
Choose One
Monday, May 2
Friday, May 6
The beginning of the last class session
Whenever you can hand it in
Tuesday of Exam week
Early Christians inherited their hymn singing
practices from:
Choose One
Cannanite folk music
Roman marching songs
Islamic traditions
Jewish traditions
Babylonian traditions
The earliest Christian hymns are:
Choose One
Old Testament hymns
New Testament hymns
Greek hymns inscribed on stone
Roman marching songs
Jewish folk songs
One of the following is NOT one of the "10
Books on Hymnody..." recommended by Dr. Landes:
Choose One
Lessons in Hymn Writing
A Survey of Christian Hymnody
With Tongues of Fire
Te Deum: The Church and music
A Pocket Guide to Hymns
According to Brian Wren, "Whoever sings
to God in worship is..." :
Choose One
worshiping God
praying twice
keeping God's command
fulfilling a mission
prophesying
According to Brian Wren, in a typical worship
service in Geneva, Switzerland ca. 1558 what modern convention
would be absent?
Choose One
Hymn singing
Instrumental music
A sermon
Scripture reading
Prayer
In John Wesley's Directions for Singing,
people are admonishes against:
Choose One
Improvising or changing the tune
Singing to loudly or immodestly
Singing out of time
Not singing
All the above
None of the above
What is the first "Library" listing
on Dr. Landes' "Internet Resources" ?
Choose One
Harvard University Library
Yale University Library
Duke University Library
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
The Royal School of Church Music