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1
Ned Rorem left this school as a student and later was on the faculty of _______.
Julliard School of Music
Eastman School of Music
Indiana University
Curtis Institute
2
Wes Montgomery is to the guitar asMonk Montgomery is to bass asBuddy Montgomery is to _______.
singer
trumpet
saxophone
vibraphone
3
Although he wrote in all classical idioms, Ned Rorem is most famous as a composer of _________.
chamber music
symphonies
operas
solo songs
4
Which of the following was NOT an early influence on Ned Rorem?
Richard Wagner
French Impressionists
Billie Holliday
Igor Stravinsky
5
One characteristic Cole Porter shared with Hoagy Carmichael was they both_______.
studied law
were born in Bloomington, IN
formed their own bands
recorded for Gennett Records
6
Which of the following is NOT true of Wes Montgomery?
He took advantage of improvements in electric guitars
He created perfectly shaped phrases
He studied jazz at Indiana University
He could not read music
7
Balance in recordings at Gennett Records was achieved by _____.
movingthe loudest instrument farther away fromrecording horn
recording different instruments on different takes
reducing the number of the loudest instruments
having microphones on the softest instruments
8
The opera, Tom-Tom, is all of thefollowing EXCEPT _________.
an operatic repertory standard
a story of the struggle to freedomfrom slavery
the first opera to becomposed by an African-Americanwoman
Shirley Graham DuBois’ mostambitious compositional project
9
While in Paris, Cole Porter studied composition with _________.
Eric Satie
Jacques Ibert
Nadia Bouanger
Vincent d'Indy
10
May Aufderheide died at age 84. Her career as a pianist and composer lasted ___________.
until the Great Depression
all her adult life
just four years
until the death of her father
11
Hoagy Carmichael was one of the first ____________.
singer/songwriters
publisher/performers
composers of popular and classical music
ragtime players to move to popular song
12
Hoagy Carmichael said thedeepest influence on the jazz styles ofhis songs came from __________.
Louis Armstrong
King Oliver
Bix Biederbecke
Jelly Roll Morton
13
In addition to her opera Tom Tom, Shirley Graham DuBois composed another opera on _________.
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Little Rascals
Treemonisha
Little Black Sambo
14
Ned Rorem studied piano with Margaret Bonds, who intro him to music of which two composers?
Bach and Beethoven
Debussy and Ravel
Verdi and Puccini
Purcell and Handel
15
Which of the following compositionalstyles is not a part of David Baker’soutput as a composer?
chamber music
jazz concertos
operas
symphonic works
16
The first part of David Baker's career was spent___________.
teaching at Crispus Attucks High School
engaged as a classical trombonist
recording at Gennett Records
touring with Kenton, Furguson, and his own big band
17
Among jazz educators, David Baker is primarily considered ________.
a solo performer in jazz symphonic music
a composer of bebop jazz
a historian of jazz in America
the person who defined jazz education in academia
18
This is an example of the classical side of, and uses the solo instrument of __________.
Ned Rorem
Shirley Graham Du Bois
David Baker
Hoagy Carmichael
19
May Aufderheide’s first piano lessonswere from ______.
her first grade teacher
the Butler Conservatory
her noted classical pianist aunt
the pianist at her church
20
Which of the following compositionalstyles is not a part of David Baker’soutput as a composer?
chamber music
symphonic works
jazz concertos
operas
21
Hoagy Carmichael's first jazz band was formed in _______________.
Los Angeles
Bloomington, IN
New York
Richmond, IN
22
David Baker studied music, and serves on the faculty of ____________.
Butler University
DePauw University
Ball State University
Indiana University
23
May F. Aufderheide was a composer of __________.
Dixieland music
classical songs
ballads
ragtime music
24
This example displays all typical characteristics of a Cole Porter songEXCEPT _________.
use of Latin rhythms
chromatic melodic lines
octave leaps at the beginning ofphrases
sections of repeated notes
25
What was it that drew Ned Rorem so strongly to songs?
He knew fabulous singers who would perform them well
The poetry as it is expressed through the voice
He liked composing short, compact pieces
is easier to get songs performed than major symphonic works
26
Gennett Records got its name from__________.
the first singer to make a record
the engineer who built the recording studios
the last name of 3 brother managers of Starr Piano Company
a popular street in Richmond
27
All of the following were recorded by Starr Records in Richmond EXCEPT_________.
Gene Autry
Enrico Caruso
Tommy Dorsey
William Jennings Bryan
28
Ned Rorem was secretary and music copyist for which American composer?
Leo Sowerby
Leonard Bernstein
Aaron Copland
Virgil Thompson
29
The early musical experiences of Shirley Graham Du Bois were _____.
in studies through the IndianapolisSymphony
at her elementary school
in her father’s church
at home with her mother
30
Gennett's recording of early jazz artists included all of the following EXCEPT__________.
Jelly Roll Morton
Wes Montgomery
Hoagy Carmichael
Bix Biederbicke
31
Equally important to the work of NedRorem, apart from composing, is hiswork as a _____.
diarist
modernist painter
interior designer
music critic
32
The early works of Adams, Forsyth, and Steele featured figures and figure studies because ____.
it was an emphasis of the Munich Art School
portraiture was considered more important than landscape
it was easier to work from models than outdoors
figurative work sold better
33
The most significant compositional output of Ned Rorem is his _______.
symphonies
operas
songs and song cycles
chamber music for strings
34
Which of the following is NOT part of David Baker's professional career?
educator
composer
trombonist
pianist
35
This music’s style and text makes itmost likely to be the music of_________.
Shirley Graham DuBois
David Baker
Ned Rorem
Cole Porter
36
“The Bulldog” and “Bingo, That’s Lingo!” are _________.
two early piano rags by May F. Aufderheide
two fight songs by Cole Porter composed at Yale University
popular be-bop tunes by David Baker
songs collaborated by Hoagy Carmichael and Bix Biederbecke
37
Shirley Graham DuBois' father was a __________.
lawyer
factory laborer
retailer
clergyman
38
The music of Ned Rorem,incorporating many stylistictechniques, is essentially __________.
aleatory
diatonic
dodecophonic
serial music
39
J. F. Aufderheide and Company was formed to ___________.
handle copyright disputes
build player pianos
be a management firm for musicians
publish May Aufderheide's piano rags
40
After she got married, May Aufderheide lived in ____________.
Indianapolis, IN
Peru, IN
Bloomington, IN
Richmond, IN
41
The time limit on one side of a 78 rpm recording at Gennett Records was how many minutes?
3
5
15
6
42
Cole Porter's masterpiece, Kiss Me, Kate, is based on Shakespeare's __________.
Romeo and Juliet
Taming of the Shrew
Merchant of Venice
As You Like It
43
Hoagy Carmichael was engaged in all the following EXCEPT as a __________.
orchestral conductor
movie actor
radio host
jazz composer
44
The trademark of Wes Montgomery sound is _________.
fast, driving tempos
the playing of melodies in octaves
complex chord structures
simple harmonic structure
45
Hoagy Carmichael attended IU, where he studied ________.
law
piano
music theory and composition
pre-med
46
Hoagy Carmichael learned how to play popular piano by _______.
playing in a Baptist church
listening to recordings
going to silent films andmimicking the music
studying with African Americanpianists
47
The1929publication of HoagyCarmichaelsStardust by MillsMusicCompanyofNewYork is interesting bcz
it was published as a wordless instrumental
it originally had a different title
it was published under a pseudonym
it never received a second printing
48
Shirley Graham DuBois studied music at __________.
Indiana University
Oberlin College
Julliard School of Music
DePauw University
49
Wes Montgomery joins all of the following in being an Indianapolis native EXCEPT _________.
Shirley Graham DuBois
David Baker
Ned Rorem
May F. Aufderheide