Symphony
Musical Theatre/Opera
Film Music
Jazz Roots
Digital/Modern Music
100

What are dynamics?

volume of the piece

100

What is the higher male vocal part called?

Tenor

100

What country invented marches?

Bonus: Who invented marches?

U.S.

John Philip Sousa

100

What instrument became increasingly popular to own in 19th century America?

piano

100

What music streaming service changed music consumption the most drastically?

Spotify

200

Name three instruments in a symphony orchestra.

Violin, cello, viola, bass, select woodwinds and brass, percussion

200

What is sung dialogue called?

recitative

200

What is music that is already written called when put into a film score by the film director?

Temp music

200

White churches used piano as their accompaniments for singing during the 19th century. What did black churches use?

stomping and clapping

200

What are the Oliveros' sonic mediations?

a collection of meditations meant to view sound as music and focus on breathing, humming, and group participation

300

What does register refer to?

range of pitches instrument plays

300

What vocal parts would typically play the villain?

alto or baritone

300

What is a leitmotif?

short musical phrase to represent character or idea

300

What is a minstrel show?

People dress up as caricatures of black people to mock them using song and dance

300

What was the first form of music consumption?

Phonograph

400

What is program music?

music that has a pictorial or literary assocation

400

Do you sing louder for opera or musical theatre and why?

opera because it is sung acoustically

400

What instruments typically represent heroes?

brass

400

What is Tin Pan Alley?

the district of music publishers in New York

400

Who invented the phonograph?

Thomas Edison

500

What is pizzicato?

plucking the strings on a string instrument

500

What countries did musical theatre originate and opera originate?

US and Italy

500

Who created the American music sound that influenced film music heavily?

Aaron Copland

500

What were the two types of social reform songs written through the 19th century?

abolition and alcohol reform

500

Answer one or answer both for bonus points:

How long did the first record last for?

What was unique about it compared to our standard records today?

2 min

It was a cylinder rather than flat