Medieval music's tonality is

a. monophonic
b. major
c. modal
d. minor

By definition, tonality is the overall sound impression of music produced by the tone pattern on which the music is based. Medieval music's tonality is MODAL. The answer for this would be option C. Modal music uses diatonic scales that are not necessarily major or minor. Hope this answers your question.

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