Fine Arts Academic Super Bowl (MUSIC)

The music of Ned Rorem,incorporating many stylistictechniques, is essentially __________.

David Baker studied music, and serves on the faculty of ____________.

May Aufderheide died at age 84. Her career as a pianist and composer lasted ___________.

Which of the following compositionalstyles is not a part of David Baker’soutput as a composer?

Gennett Records got its name from__________.

Which of the following was NOT an early influence on Ned Rorem?

The first part of David Baker's career was spent___________.

Hoagy Carmichael said thedeepest influence on the jazz styles ofhis songs came from __________.

Although he wrote in all classical idioms, Ned Rorem is most famous as a composer of _________.

Equally important to the work of NedRorem, apart from composing, is hiswork as a _____.

The opera, Tom-Tom, is all of thefollowing EXCEPT _________.

Gennett's recording of early jazz artists included all of the following EXCEPT__________.

This is an example of the classical side of, and uses the solo instrument of __________.

The most significant compositional output of Ned Rorem is his _______.

Shirley Graham DuBois studied music at __________.

Hoagy Carmichael attended IU, where he studied ________.

Ned Rorem was secretary and music copyist for which American composer?

This example displays all typical characteristics of a Cole Porter songEXCEPT _________.

Shirley Graham DuBois' father was a __________.

May Aufderheide’s first piano lessonswere from ______.

May F. Aufderheide was a composer of __________.

In addition to her opera Tom Tom, Shirley Graham DuBois composed another opera on _________.

What was it that drew Ned Rorem so strongly to songs?

Hoagy Carmichael was engaged in all the following EXCEPT as a __________.

Among jazz educators, David Baker is primarily considered ________.

Ned Rorem left this school as a student and later was on the faculty of _______.

Ned Rorem studied piano with Margaret Bonds, who intro him to music of which two composers?

While in Paris, Cole Porter studied composition with _________.

This music’s style and text makes itmost likely to be the music of_________.

“The Bulldog” and “Bingo, That’s Lingo!” are _________.

J. F. Aufderheide and Company was formed to ___________.

Balance in recordings at Gennett Records was achieved by _____.

Cole Porter's masterpiece, Kiss Me, Kate, is based on Shakespeare's __________.

The1929publication of HoagyCarmichaelsStardust by MillsMusicCompanyofNewYork is interesting bcz

The trademark of Wes Montgomery sound is _________.

The time limit on one side of a 78 rpm recording at Gennett Records was how many minutes?

After she got married, May Aufderheide lived in ____________.

The early works of Adams, Forsyth, and Steele featured figures and figure studies because ____.

One characteristic Cole Porter shared with Hoagy Carmichael was they both_______.

All of the following were recorded by Starr Records in Richmond EXCEPT_________.

Wes Montgomery joins all of the following in being an Indianapolis native EXCEPT _________.

Which of the following is NOT part of David Baker's professional career?

Hoagy Carmichael's first jazz band was formed in _______________.

Hoagy Carmichael was one of the first ____________.

Which of the following compositionalstyles is not a part of David Baker’soutput as a composer?

Wes Montgomery is to the guitar asMonk Montgomery is to bass asBuddy Montgomery is to _______.

Hoagy Carmichael learned how to play popular piano by _______.

The early musical experiences of Shirley Graham Du Bois were _____.

Which of the following is NOT true of Wes Montgomery?