Exam 6: Music
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"If it wasn't for bad luck, I wouldn't have no luck at all" is from a blues song made famous by
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According to the chapter, rock is a fusion of all of these styles except for:
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Baroque music, like its architectural counterpart, is notable for its utter simplicity.
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Bach's compositions made strong use of counterpoint, or playing one melodic line against another, with both melodic lines being given equal value and dominance.
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Gershwin's "Fascinatin' Rhythm" offers a prime example of this rhythmic feature:
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2 The singer Mahalia Jackson sang on the Washington Mall for those who came to hear Martin Luther King Jr.
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The main theme from Tchaikovsky's Romeo and Juliet overture helped to make thousands more familiar with the composer when it became a popular song called:
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A major component of music in the twentieth century has been dissonance.
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Avant-garde composer whose ballet The Rite of Spring provoked a riot:
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-___ minimalist musician
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-___ brought jazz to Carnegie Hall
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To celebrate the fall of the Berlin Wall, Leonard Bernstein conducted Beethoven's Ninth Symphonyat the site.
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George Gershwin was the first jazz composer to win a Pulitzer Prize for music.
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-___ D minor
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The city of New Orleans was heavily involved with the beginnings of jazz and blues.
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Sentenced to death for a murder he did not commit and later immortalized in song:
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-___ "Rock Around the Clock"
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-___ Franz Schubert
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