Romantic Period
20th Century
American Music
Rock & Roll
Music Technology
100

A musical style in which a composer makes an expression of specific national identity by using the folk songs, dances, legends, and history of their homelands.

Nationalism

100

A visual art movement that rejected reality and sought to express raw inner emotion through art.

Expressionism

100

TRUE or FALSE: African culture is believed to have contributed melody and harmony while European culture is believed to have contributed rhythm to the style that is uniquely considered American Music.

FALSE: African culture is believed to have contributed rhythm & syncopation while European culture is believed to have contributed melody & harmony.

100

A musical style that features spoken word that rhymes in rhythm. It often features syncopated rhythmic accompaniment and is usually void of melody.

Rap

100

What is the name of the computer coding language that is used to translate digital information into sounds to make electronic music?

MIDI

200

A style of visual art in which the artist sought to give the “impression” of a subject; often categorized by small, thin, yet visible brush strokes.

Impressionism

200

A compositional style that obscures tonal structures by often ignoring conventional harmonies altogether.

Atonal

200

A genre of religious folk song associated with the enslavement of African people in the American South.

African American Spiritual

200

A type of popular dance music characterized by a heavy beat and simple melodies. Features the instrumentation of guitar, bass, and drums.

Rock & Roll

200

TRUE or FALSE: Three modern audio recording technologies are: Cassette Tape, Digital Recording (CD), and Digital Device (iPod, PC, Mobile Phone, etc).


TRUE

300

A musical style in which a composer takes material from foreign places to create music inspired by those materials.

Exoticism

300

A visual art movement that embraced the experience and values of modern industrial life.

Modernism

300

A subgenre of jazz known for its syncopated or “ragged” rhythms in which the piano player attempted to imitate the music of marching bands.

300

An electronic musical instrument, typically operated by a keyboard, producing a wide variety of sounds by generating and combining signals of different frequencies.

Synthesizer

300

What early file-sharing website was sued and eventually shut down for allowing users to download and share music without compensating artists or rightsholders?


Napster

400

TRUE or FALSE: Music during the Romantic period was often inspired by the emotions of JOY, HAPPINESS, and AWE.

FALSE: The emotions were mostly commonly FEAR, HORROR, and AWE.

400

Who were three prominent 20th Century composers?

Stravinsky, Copland, Cage

400

A popular style of jazz that featured large ensembles that often included saxophone, trumpets, trombones, and a rhythm section.

Big Band

400

Which World War had a significant influence on the genre of Rock and Roll of the 1950s?

World War I

400

TRUE or FALSE: The three music industries are: Recorded Music, Music Licensing, and Virtual Music.



FALSE: The three recognized music industries are Recorded Music, Music Licensing, and Live Music.

500

Who were three prominent Romantic period composers?

Korsakov, Berlioz, and Wagner

500

TRUE or FALSE: Early 20th Century music rejected tonality and favored atonality (lots of dissonance and chromaticism).

TRUE

500

Who were three prominent American music artists, particularly in Jazz?

Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, and Louis Armstrong

500

What war had an influence on the rise and popularity of folk music and protest songs of the 1960s?


Vietnam War

500

What other online music service emerged in 2006 that challenged Apple's iTunes by providing a music-steaming service that was free, but generated licensing revenues through ads?

Spotify

600

TRUE or FALSE: The rise of a middle class during the 1800's inspired the creation of art for the common man.

TRUE: The Industrial Revolution created a rise in the working middle class. Wealthy, noble, and aristocratic families became less common and therefore music began to cater to the class of the majority (the middle class).

600

12 tone serialism is a compositional technique in which all 12 tones must be used but can be repeated at any time.

FALSE: The tones cannot repeat until all 12 have been used.

600

An intellectual, social, and artistic "REBIRTH" of African American culture in literature, music, and art in the neighborhood of Harlem, New York City.

Harlem Renaissance

600

What musical texture characterized popular music from the 1950s - 1990s?


Homophonic Texture

600

What two "institutions" are no longer relevant regarding music in an age of digital distribution, in which listeners have ubiquitous (universal) access to music? SELECT TWO ANSWERS.

Collection & Ownership

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