Exam 6: Music

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The ordered progression of tone frequencies from low to high is a

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The musical genre that fuses gospel, country/western, rap, and rhythm and blues music is

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The composer known for his use of fugues and improvisation is

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Using examples from discussion of folk music, describe how folk music may be described as a validation of the experiences of common people. Choose two examples from anonymous folk music or the works of Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and others. Describe how both examples of folk music validate common experience in terms of musical ability, the tragedy of poverty and hard work, political protest and social justice, and/or other experiences. You may supplement the chapter's discussion with lyrics to these folk songs. I. Choose two examples from the chapter's discussion of folk music from "We Shall Overcome", "John Henry", "The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll", "Joe Hill", accumulation or narrative songs, spirituals II. Explain what particular folk experience each song is validating III. Choose details from both songs that support and help explain the folk experience

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The composer John Cage is known for his innovative use of

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If a work features atonality, it is likely to be

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Why is Irving Berlin important to music?

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A musician rehearsing a piece using a pentatonic scale is probably playing

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Which composer was innovative in improvisational bebop but moved on to the more disciplined music of cool jazz?

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The type of music most likely to be played by two violins, one viola, and one cello is

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What is the difference between a chromatic scale and a diatonic scale?

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What is ragtime?

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Considering the discussion of musical genres of the spiritual, ragtime, jazz, and the blues, describe how the content of such musical forms relates to the historical circumstances out of which they developed. I. Analyze and identity the function these four types of music. II. Connect the content of the music to their historical circumstances of slavery and oppression of African-Americans.

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A concert filled with half-sung, half-spoken music that features rapid-fire rhyming is most likely a performance of

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The organization of sound into patterns of time is

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Spirituals, jazz, blues, and ragtime all own their origins to the

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If a musical work uses syncopation as a dominant feature, that work is like to be an example of

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Considering the discussion of the avant-garde work of Stravinsky, Cage, and Schoenberg, describe what features of symphony and art songs these artists are responding to when they creatively redesign music. I. Identify features of avant-garde music for each author. II. Analyze how these features differ from symphony.

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Describe syncopation and name two songs that include it.

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The composer did the most to elevate jazz into a serious art, bridging concert hall and jazz club, was

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