Exam 5: Religious Music in the Early Nineteenth Century

Music publishers marketed their printed music collections by

"Amazing Grace" is in strophic form.

Shape-note singing conventions still exist in the United States today.

Regarding spirituals,which of the following is not primarily an African influence?

The Great Revival featured musical events as well as prayer.

Which is true regarding "Nearer,My God,to Thee?"

Reflecting on your own pre-collegiate music education,do you think that Lowell Mason would have been pleased with the outcome of that education? Outline his goals,and compare this with your own experience.

Lowell Mason intended to

African-American spirituals consisted only of sorrow songs.

Spirituals are usually through-composed.

Which of the following is not true regarding early public school music education?

(p.several) Which of the following least impacted professional American musical composers in the nineteenth century?

Which of the following would most likely be sung in call and response fashion?

In the nineteenth century,well-educated Americans considered American music superior to European music.

Lowell Mason was a well-known

The Jubilee Singers were

White spirituals were usually more rhythmically vibrant than African-American spirituals.

The Great Awakening and the Great Revival were

"The Sacred Harp" was

Nineteenth century American social reform paralleled nineteenth century European Romanticism in terms of focus on the individual.