Exam 19: Music for Films
Exam 1: North American Indian Music28 Questions
Exam 2: Folk Music35 Questions
Exam 3: Religious Music in Colonial Revolutionary and Federal Periods41 Questions
Exam 4: Secular Music in Colonial Revolutionary and Federal Periods24 Questions
Exam 5: Religious Music in the Early Nineteenth Century26 Questions
Exam 6: Popular Music of the Civil War Era30 Questions
Exam 7: Early Concert Music32 Questions
Exam 8: American Concert Music Comes of Age33 Questions
Exam 9: The Rise of Popular Culture34 Questions
Exam 10: Country Music36 Questions
Exam 11: Ethnic Traditions and the Urban Folk Revival21 Questions
Exam 12: The Jazz Age29 Questions
Exam 13: Jazz 1930-196028 Questions
Exam 14: Jazz Since 196025 Questions
Exam 15: Latin Popular Musics31 Questions
Exam 16: Rock and Roll30 Questions
Exam 17: Popular Music Since 197017 Questions
Exam 18: Music for Theatre and Film38 Questions
Exam 19: Music for Films20 Questions
Exam 20: American Opera25 Questions
Exam 21: Experimental Music - Revolution24 Questions
Exam 22: Mainstream Concert Music - Evolution22 Questions
Exam 23: The Avant-Garde Continued27 Questions
Exam 24: The Recent Mainstream16 Questions
Exam 25: Prelude9 Questions
Exam 26: Music in Early America5 Questions
Exam 27: The Tumultuous Nineteenth Century4 Questions
Exam 28: The Growth of Vernacular Traditions4 Questions
Exam 29: A Diversity of Popular Musics4 Questions
Exam 30: Music for Theater and Film6 Questions
Exam 31: Tradition and Innovation in Concert Music4 Questions
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The classical Hollywood film score usually featured
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Nondiegetic music is sometimes called "source" music.
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"Mickey Mousing" involves musically mimicking a character's actions.
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A sound track includes dialogue and sound effects as well as film music.
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Which composer listed below is credited with the return to the full orchestral score in such movies as Star Wars and Jaws?
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Of the following composers,which is best remembered for his film scores?
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In the 1930s,most of the composers working on film scores were American.
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Current film scores are sometimes "packaged" by Hollywood for an MTV-inspired audience.
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Many people take film music for granted,losing themselves in the story as the movie unfolds.What are some of the roles of film music that the audience members subconsciously experience?
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The "theremin" was an early recording device in the movie industry.
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With an historical perspective in mind,describe the connection between film music and commercial sale of music in America.
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