Unit 6 Review part 1

Stravinsky minimizes harmonic changes through the use of:

What musical style inspired William Grant Still's Suite for Violin and Piano?

The standard harmonic progressions for blues songs are also called:

In his early years, William Grant Still was associated with which artistic movement?

Religious rituals that involved moving in a circle while praying, singing, and clapping hands are known as:

The introduction to Stravinsky's Rite of Spring begins with a melody played by the:

Salvador Dali and Joan Miro are associated with:

The ___ used in the Romantic era as a solo instrument found a place in the orchestral ensemble during the 20th century.

Which of the following popular American musical styles has/have roots in West African and Euro-American music?

Stravinsky immigrated to ____ at the onset of World War II

In the years after the Civil War, country, or rural blues arose in:

Which of the following musical elements in The Right of Spring could be said to be most innovative?

Which of the following composers would have been emulated during the neo Classical era?

What musical style is sometimes referred to as American classical music?

The center of music publishing in NY was called:

During which decade did the Harlem Renaissance begin?

Louis Armstrong's instrumental like approach to singing is called:

Jazz gained momentum through the fusion of various musical styles in which city?

Billie Holiday was one of the first African American singers to:

Which of the following Stravinsky works is from his primitivist period?

William Grant Still was born in

Billie Holiday's song Billie's Blues is in ____ form.

Where was Stravinsky born?

The constantly shifting meter common for some 20th century works is called:

Harlem is located in:

Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque are associated with:

______ was the first African American composer to have a symphony performed by a major American orchestra.

What was Billie Holiday's nickname?

What instrument did Louis Armstrong play?

The Rite of Spring is characterized by:

The most important literary figure associated with the Harlem Renaissance was:

A single statement of a melodic harmonic pattern, like a 12 bar blues is called:

The artistic trends of the early 20th century can be characterized as:

Louis Armstrong was also known as:

The element of melody in 20th century music is best characterized by:

Who choreographed the Rite of Spring?

Which of the following artists is associated with Expressionism?