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1
Which song is the national march of the US?
The Stars and Stripes Forever
Adeste Fideles
O Magnum Mysterium
Semper Fidelis
2
How many genres of music have we covered this week (including today)?
1
2
4
3
3
How did ragtime get its name?
Took performers from rags to riches.
Ragtime was the specific time people came to play this music
No clue.
Syncopated or "ragged" rhythms.
4
Henry Ford started Ford Motor Company and sold what cars
Model X
Model A
Model Y
Model T
5
William McKinley was assassinated in this decade.
False
True
6
Other than watching vaudeville shows, what were people doing for entertainment?
Nothing
Silent Films
Television
Working
7
Buddy Bolden is famous for creating which genre of music?
March
Rock
Jazz
Classical
8
How were people listening to music back then?
Live Music
Pianos
Phonographs
Radio
9
Mahler's music was banned because he was Jewish.
False
True
10
How many genres of music did we cover last week?
4
3
2
1
11
Buddy Bolden played the trumpet?
False
True
12
Gustav Mahler was a famous composer and a
famous singer.
famous conductor.
famous violinist.
famous athlete.
13
Before becoming a songwriter, Cohan performed in vaudeville shows.
True
False
14
George Cohan's song "Over There" was the anthem for
WW1
Russo-Japanese War
Russian Revolution
Civil War
15
Scot Joplin was the "King of March".
True
False
16
George Cohan poularized what kind of music?
March
Classical
Ragtime
Patriotic
17
Bolden played "improvisatory" which means
He read music.
He made songs up on the spot.
He played with only one hand.
18
John Phillip Sousa was known as the King of March.
True
False
