The new standards are based in which 4 artistic processes?

Creating, performing, responding, and connecting.

Standards for learning are important because...

they specify subject matter goals.

The most significant national effort affecting music and the arts in the 1990s was...

the publication of the National Standards for Arts Education

What is the doctrine of the ethos?

The idea that music affected moral character.

Purpose of the Julliard Repertory Project:

Collect and make available music to elementary schools.

What happened in music education after World War 1?

Growth of instrumental music education.

The Young Composers Project of 1959 placed...

young composers in public schools as composers in residence.

According to Lowell Mason, music education helped students develop in the following areas:

Intellectually, Morally, and Physically

The Every Child Achieves Act was important for music education because it...

recognized music as a core subject.

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The new standards are based in which 4 artistic processes?
Performing, connecting, doing, and writing.
Creating, performing, responding, and arranging.
Creating, responding, singing, and learning.
Creating, performing, responding, and connecting.
2
In recent years there's been a growing focus on incorporating ________________in music education.
Western musical theory
Traditional ensemble formats
Diverse musical traditions
Standardized testing
3
First university that offered a full bachelor's degree in music education.
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
San Francisco Conservatory of Music
Manhattan School of Music
New England Conservatory of Music
4
Standards for learning are important because...
they recommend which brands of instruments should be used.
they identify which method books should be used.
they identify classroom management issues.
they specify subject matter goals.
5
The most significant national effort affecting music and the arts in the 1990s was...
the publication of the Tanglewood Declaration.
the publication of music by the Juliard Repertory Project.
the publication of contemporary music.
the publication of the National Standards for Arts Education
6
What is the doctrine of the ethos?
The idea that music education impacts the way we speak.
The desirable middle between two extremes.
The idea that mathematical relationships express "tones".
The idea that music affected moral character.
7
____________is considered to be the father of music in American schools.
Edwin Gordon
Carl Orff
Leonard Bernstein
Lowell Mason
8
Plato believed in the...
Socratic Method
Doctrine of the Ethos
Nicomachean Ethic
Cartesian Dualism
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Purpose of the Julliard Repertory Project:
Specify subject matter goals.
Collect and make available music to elementary schools.
Place young composers in public schools.
Recognize music as a core subject.
10
Which of the following ideas comes from Pestalozzi?
The voice is the most accessible, universal instrument.
Music should be taught from a young age.
Teach sounds before signs.
Use body percussion to internalize rhythm.
11
Frances Elliot Clark won the approval to use____________ in schools
TVs
Phonographs
CD Players
Projectors
12
The first music instruction books in America were the product of
Peter Browne
George Eastman
John Tufts
Isaac Allerton
13
What happened in music education after World War 1?
Music experiences were more inclusive.
Methods for choral sight-singing were published.
Growth of choral music education.
Growth of instrumental music education.
14
The first major writings on the value of learning music come from the
New World
Renaissance
Ancient Greeks
Romans
15
The first set of standards for music education were published in...
2014
1994
1998
2000
16
In the early universities of the 13th century music was considered one of the...
Components of physical education
Seven Liberal Arts
Branches of history
Trivium fields
17
The most recent addition to the All-National Honor Ensembles is..
String Orchestra
Modern Band
Early Music Ensemble
Rhythm Section
18
Early conservatories were also
Museums
Military Bases
Orphanages
Hospitals
19
The Music Supervisors National Conference is now called...
MENC
NAfME
ISME
VMEA
20
The Young Composers Project of 1959 placed...
school administrators in music classrooms.
young composers in orchestra rehearsals around the U.S.
young composers in public schools as composers in residence.
professional musicians in schools as artists in residence.
21
Swiss educator that had a major influence on education in the first half of the 19th century.
Howard Gardner
Carl Seashore
Johann Pestalozzi
Paulo Freire
22
According to Lowell Mason, music education helped students develop in the following areas:
Morally, Socially, and Physically
Socially, Ethically, and Intellectually
Physically, Aesthetically, and Socially
Intellectually, Morally, and Physically
23
The Every Child Achieves Act was important for music education because it...
focused on improving reading.
emphasized the importance of standardized tests.
recognized music as an elective class.
recognized music as a core subject.
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Puritans and Pilgrims brought a tradition of singing...
Gregorian Chants
Modes
Psalms
Work Songs

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