Question

While the qenet system of four of these elements was likely codified in modern Ethiopia, it is often credited to the notation that Saint Yared devised for his 6th-century zema hymnary, the Book of Deggua. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name these musical elements that, in Gregorian chant, include four “authentic” and four “plagal” systems, terminology that was reused for modern-day cadences.
ANSWER: musical modes [or modus; prompt on pentatonic scales]
[10h] This 6th-century Syrian “melodist” developed the eight-mode octoechos of monodic Byzantine chant and refined the kontakion genre of chanted homilies.
ANSWER: Romanos the Melodist [or Romanós o Melodós]
[10e] Kontakia were succeeded by a genre of this name whose composers included Kassia, Andrew of Crete, and Joseph the Hymnographer. Today, this term denotes a genre of imitative music similar to a round.
ANSWER: canon [or kanōn]
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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3Total
Berkeley AWaterloo100010
BrownOttawa001010
Chicago AArizona State001010
FloridaNorth Carolina A0000
HarvardChicago B1001020
IllinoisChicago C1001020
Iowa StateIndiana0000
Johns HopkinsDuke1001020
KentuckyBerkeley B001010
Minnesota AMcGill100010
NYURutgers001010
North Carolina BToronto B1001020
NorthwesternYale B1001020
PurdueStanford1001020
TexasWUSTL B100010
Toronto AVirginia1001020
Truman StateMaryland0000
VanderbiltPenn0000
WUSTL AMinnesota B001010
Yale ASouth Carolina001010

Summary

TournamentEditionExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2024 ACF Nationals04/21/2024Y2011.5065%50%0%