Who are the TWO most influential jazz musicians from South Carolina?

Freddie Greene, Dizzie Gillespie

Music that accompanies a play/movie but is not acknowledged by the actors

Music for the sake of music, does not tell stories or ideas

Music that attempts to communicate a story or idea

Use of a pattern that repeats or is modified over and over

Multi-Piece Work, usually sung, with plot, costuming, and setpieces

Wealthy families supporting artists and musicians

Music designed to evoke the atmosphere of far-off lands or ancient times

One main melody with harmonic accompaniment

Music for 1-10 players with one on a part

Classical period music is often -

One main line supported by harmonic accompaniment

Multipiece Work, usually religious, with plot but no costuming or setpieces

Use of musical ideas that are identified with a region, place, or people

One melody with no harmony or accompaniment

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1
Which is not part of the Latin Mass ordinary?
Sanctus
Gloria
Credo
Alma Mater
2
Symphony
Longer piece for orchestra, typically with four movements
Wealthy families supporting artists and musicians
Multipiece Work, usually religious, with plot but no costuming or setpieces
Multi-Piece Work, usually sung, with plot, costuming, and setpieces
3
What is the name of the Gregorian Chant still used often today?
Carpe Diem
Alea iacti est
Tempus Fugit
Dies Irae
4
Which common rhythmic concept found in many African cultures involves layering multiple rhythms on top of one another?
Polyrhythm
Syncopation
Steady Beat
Modulation
5
Which was NOT covered by the Greek concept of "mousike"?
Poetry
Sculpting
Harmony
Rhythm
6
Polyphony
Multiple melodies moving independently
Music that is entirely sung
One melody with no harmony or accompaniment
One main melody with harmonic accompaniment
7
Which Pope contributed greatly to early Medieval music?
Pope Gregory 1
Pope Boniface
Pope Leo
Pope Cornelious
8
What is the easiest way to tell that a piece of music is written in the Baroque period?
The use of a small instrumental ensemble
The use of clarinet
Singing
The use of harpsichord
9
Baroque melodies are often -
Impossibly difficult
elaborate and ornamental
Short and simple
Easy to sing and remember
10
Who are the TWO most influential jazz musicians from South Carolina?
Freddie Greene
Dizzie Gillespie
Nina Simone
Duke Ellington
11
This genre was established during the Classical period
Oratorio
Opera
Fugue
Symphony
12
Incidental Music
Music that attempts to communicate a story or idea
Music for 1-10 players with one on a part
Music that accompanies a play/movie but is not acknowledged by the actors
Music for the sake of music, does not tell stories or ideas
13
The Renaissance period may be defined as an age of -
The "rebirth" of human creativity
All of the above
Curiosity and individualism
Exploration and adventure
14
Absolute Music
Music for 1-10 players with one on a part
Music that accompanies a play/movie but is not acknowledged by the actors
Music for the sake of music, does not tell stories or ideas
Music that attempts to communicate a story or idea
15
Programmatic Music
Music that attempts to communicate a story or idea
Music that accompanies a play/movie but is not acknowledged by the actors
Music for the sake of music, does not tell stories or ideas
Music for 1-10 players with one on a part
16
Serialism
Music that is entirely sung
Use of a pattern that repeats or is modified over and over
Use of musical ideas that are identified with a region, place, or people
Music designed to evoke the atmosphere of far-off lands or ancient times
17
Which composer wrote 106 symphonies and is know as the father of the symphony and string quartet?
Haydn
Mozart
Beethoven
Bach
18
Which composer was so important to the Baroque period that his death marks the end of the Baroque period?
Monteverdi
Beethoven
Bach
Vivaldi
19
Which statement about 20th century art music is NOT true?
melodies can be long and abstract
melodies can be reduced to a small gesture
Melodies are often not very song-like
Melodies are easy to sing
20
Opera
Longer piece for orchestra, typically with four movements
Wealthy families supporting artists and musicians
Multipiece Work, usually religious, with plot but no costuming or setpieces
Multi-Piece Work, usually sung, with plot, costuming, and setpieces
21
Patronage System
Multipiece Work, usually religious, with plot but no costuming or setpieces
Wealthy families supporting artists and musicians
Multi-Piece Work, usually sung, with plot, costuming, and setpieces
Longer piece for orchestra, typically with four movements
22
Rimsky-Korsakov's "Scheherezade" and Bizet's opera "Carmen" are examples of which Romantic trend?
Nationalism
Emotionalism
Patriotism
Exoticism
23
Berlioz's "Sympony fantastique" is an example of which Romantic trend?
Programmatic music
Absolute music
Nationalism
Incidental music
24
Exoticism
Use of musical ideas that are identified with a region, place, or people
Music that is entirely sung
Use of a pattern that repeats or is modified over and over
Music designed to evoke the atmosphere of far-off lands or ancient times
25
Homophony
Multiple melodies moving independently
One melody with no harmony or accompaniment
Music that is entirely sung
One main melody with harmonic accompaniment
26
Chamber Music
Music for 1-10 players with one on a part
Music for the sake of music, does not tell stories or ideas
Music that attempts to communicate a story or idea
Music that accompanies a play/movie but is not acknowledged by the actors
27
Who was the Greek mathematician who discovered harmonics?
Leonidas
Pythagoras
Aristotle
Plato
28
Classical period music is often -
Emotional and deeply moving
Multiple melodic lines all at the same time
One melody without accompaniment
One main line supported by harmonic accompaniment
29
A Capalla
Music that is entirely sung
One main melody with harmonic accompaniment
One melody with no harmony or accompaniment
Multiple melodies moving independently
30
The Classical period encompassed the following years -
900-1100AD
1600-1750AD
1450-1600AD
1750-1820AD
31
This city is where most of the creative energy during the Classical era was located -
Paris
Vienna
London
Boston
32
Jazz first appeared in the city of
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
New Orleans
33
In music, the early 20th century was a time of
The continuation of old forms
disinterest
revolt and change
stagnation
34
Which type of scales are used in indigenous music throughout the world?
Pentatonic
Octotonic
Major
Whole-tone
35
What culture do most anthropologists recognize as the oldest surviving culture? What continent are they from?
The Cherokee, North America
The Inca, South America
The Aboriginals, Australia
The Polynesians, Pacific Islands
36
Oratorio
Multi-Piece Work, usually sung, with plot, costuming, and setpieces
Wealthy families supporting artists and musicians
Longer piece for orchestra, typically with four movements
Multipiece Work, usually religious, with plot but no costuming or setpieces
37
Which was the first version of jazz?
Dixieland
Bebop
Cool Jazz
Big Band Swing
38
Sibelius' "Finlandia" and Smetana's "Ma Vlast" is an example of which Romantic trend?
Programmatic music
Incidental music
Absolute music
Nationalism
39
Nationalism
Music designed to evoke the atmosphere of far-off lands or ancient times
Use of a pattern that repeats or is modified over and over
Music that is entirely sung
Use of musical ideas that are identified with a region, place, or people
40
Which of the following became a less common influence on music during the Romantic period?
Nature
the Church
Fascination with the past
fantasy and the supernatural
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Monophony
Music that is entirely sung
Multiple melodies moving independently
One melody with no harmony or accompaniment
One main melody with harmonic accompaniment

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