Exam 6: Music,mobility,and the Global Marketplace

Using the example of The Silk Road Project,explain how an international soundscape of significant economic impact can be created by a global community of participants and audiences from various subcultures,with the influence of the interculture and the superculture.

In the 1960s,the Balinese government established two arts schools that helped create a single,coherent style of gamelan music.

It is easier to apply notions of ownership to musical sound than to a literary text.

Match each item to the correct description below. -An organizer of musical concerts or a manager of musicians

Vibrato is the regular fluctuation of a sound,created by slightly varying the pitch.

Match each item to the correct description below. -A Chinese four-stringed plucked lute

Match each item to the correct description below. -Interlocking parts in gamelan gong kebyar music

In the rendition of Mido Mountain featured in the Listening Guide,the ending of the piece includes a gradual increase in volume from soft to loud,called a ________.

The song Samoan Moon includes all the following musical features that are strongly associated with Hawaii EXCEPT:

The interlocking parts in gamelan gong kebyar are called ________.

The swaying Hawaiian ________ dance has gained many students globally through the establishment of schools in Mexico,Japan,and Holland,among other countries.

Match each item to the correct description below. -A slide up or down in pitch

The ukulele was invented by making a smaller,simpler version of a lute from Madeira.

Using the examples of gamelan music from this chapter,explain how intercultural transmission and cross-cultural collaboration between composers in different localities can produce new hybrid styles of music.