Exam 9: Music and Politics
Exam 1: Sound: The Materials of Music56 Questions
Exam 2: Setting: The Study of Local Musics61 Questions
Exam 3: Significance: Musics Meaning in Everyday Life56 Questions
Exam 4: Music and Migration56 Questions
Exam 5: Music and Memory54 Questions
Exam 6: Music,mobility,and the Global Marketplace54 Questions
Exam 7: Music and Dance69 Questions
Exam 8: Music and Ritual55 Questions
Exam 9: Music and Politics62 Questions
Exam 10: Music and Identity60 Questions
Exam 11: Epilogue22 Questions
Exam 12: Introduction: What Is a Soundscape48 Questions
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The New South African National Anthem music combines lyrics in Zulu,Sesotho,Afrikaans,and English.
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In the Shoshone Flag Song heard in the Listening Guide,the two vocal parts are performed using overtone singing.
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The choreography of the Grass Dance at a Shoshone powwow is intended to:
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The Flag Song for Desert Storm heard in the Listening Guide opens with a series of drumbeats that many Native Americans call ________ ________.
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The song Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika inspired resistance against ________,the official laws of racial segregation enforced in South Africa until 1990.
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In South African music,which of the following is NOT a musical term for the four voice parts in Western harmony?
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The Star-Spangled Banner is an example of the common practice of creating a national anthem by setting new words to a preexisting melody,which is a songwriting process called contrafactum.
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Which of the following statements about intertribal dances is true?
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Open musical displays of power,or ________ ________,affirm and perpetuate an existing power structure.
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Several national anthems have been created from each of these musical genres EXCEPT:
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The culture and belief system called ________ developed from Marcus Garvey's "Back to Africa" movement and the perception of Haile Selassie's coronation as a foreshadowing of the deliverance of oppressed black people.
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How have musicians used reggae and its hybrid styles to express various political messages that are meaningful in different soundscapes?
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In a Shoshone powwow,when would the Shoshone Flag Song heard in the Listening Guide be performed?
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The Flag Song for Desert Storm heard in the Listening Guide is an example of:
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Rock steady was a predecessor of reggae that developed in the early 1960s and used a fast quadruple meter.
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Melody is especially important in reggae music because it is a metaphor and code for political resistance.
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Match each item to the correct description below.
-A rural Jamaican musical style related to calypso
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The ________,an instrument first marketed commercially in 1964,allows the player to select pitches with a performance interface and determine the types,tones,and dynamics of sound by using programmed controls.
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How do the songs and dances of the Shoshone powwow make political statements that are relevant to this contemporary soundscape?
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Rastafarians in the West Indies viewed Haile Selassie's coronation as the Ethiopian emperor to be a heralding of the deliverance of oppressed black people.
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