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Define the Genre: Novelties

Define the Genre: Rhythm and Blues

History of Rock and Roll

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Define the Genre: Rhythm and Blues
group of four singers who sing music in four-part harmony
a new performance by someone other than the original artist
a comical or nonsensical song
characterized by the call-and-response pattern.
2
Define the Genre: Novelties
a comical or nonsensical song
Style of pop music marked by the use of close harmony
group of four singers who sing music
popular music that originated in the southern United States
3
Define the Genre: Country
Takes its roots from genres such as folk music
A comical or nonsensical song
Style of pop music marked by the use of close harmony vocals
A new performance by someone other than the original
4
Define the Genre: Cover Song
a comical or nonsensical song
short to medium-length songs written in a basic format
group of four singers who sing music
a new performance by someone other than the original artist
5
All of the following occurred during the 1900s-1950s EXCEPT ______________
World War 1
Vietnam War
The Great Depression
Radio became popular
6
Define the Genre: Progressive Rock
Type of rock that pushes boundaries
a comical or nonsensical song
group of four singers who sing music
originated in the Deep South
7
All of the following were ways the radio was used in the 1930s EXCEPT:
Commercial ads
Group listening
Music videos
Presidential speeches
8
Which of the following best explains why radio was so popular during the 1930s?
Radio was expensive
People didn’t want to be distracted by pictures from tv
Radio offered free entertainment
Communism
9
What event during the 1940s involved presidential broadcasts over radio?
World War II
The Great Depression
French Revolution
Trump Wall