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1
Amy Beach was the first notable female American conductor.
False
True
2
After creating a 12 tone row, how many possible variations can you use within one piece?
36
48
none of the above
24
3
When you combine two or more chords in music together you get a ___________.
doublechord
Polychord
Trichord
quadchord
4
A polyrhythm is:
Rhythm repeated over and over again
One single rhythm played in unison by the group
Two or more rhythms played together simultaneously.
Two rhythms heard seperately
5
William Grant Still was the first major African American ___________ composer
Jazz
Blues
Classical
R & B
6
The Bay Psalm Book was the second, but most important book of songs printed in America, compared to the Gutenburg.
True
False
7
Impressionism originated in Spain
True
False
8
What was the name of Leonard Bernstein's Six Harvard Lectures that he borrowed from Charles Ives?
Pierrot Luniare
General WIlliam Booth Enters Heaven
Rhapsody in Blue
The Unanswered Question
9
This Soviet Composer was an enemy of Josef Stalin
Igor Stravinsky
Nikolai Rimsky Korsakov
Dimitri Shostakovich
Aleksandr Borodin
10
Charles Ives wrote music based on barn dances and _______.
waltzes
none of the above
hymns
line dances
11
Rhythm in 20th Century music is predictable and easy going.
False
True
12
Leonard Bernstein, famous for West Side Story, was also a prolific conductor with the ___ ____ ____________.
Chicago Symphony Group
New York Philharmonic
None of the Above
Los Angeles Philharmonic
13
George Gershwin fused Rock and Classical Music
False
True
14
Igor Stravinsky's most famous work that caused a riot in Paris, France.
Petruska
Pulcinella
The Rite of Spring
The FIrebird
15
When referring to music that is atonal, it means that the music has _________.
no notes
no key
no players
no time signature
16
An ostinato rhythmic pattern is a musical phrase that's never repeated during a work.
True
False
17
What were the names of the rival gangs in "West Side Story"?
Dolphins and Whales
Cows and Chickens
Sharks and Jets
Bloods and Crips
18
Sprechstimme translates to "_______ ______". Halfway between speaking and singing.
low voice
Speech voice
high voice
Metered speaking
19
The two important Impressionist composers are Claude Debussy and _________ ______.
Maurice Ravel
Erik Satie
George Gershwin
Charles Ives
20
Back to Mozart was the slogan of the neo classical movement that reacted against romanticism and impressionism.
False
True
21
Who invented the 12-tone system?
Arnold Schoenberg
Charles Ives
Igor Stravinsky
Dimitri Shostakovich
22
A consonant chord sounds anxious and adds tension to music that demands to be resolved.
True
False
23
Nationalism in American Music was pioneered by Gottschalk and this famous Czech composer:
Dvorak
Tchaikovsky
Mahler
Smetana
24
Which of these cities did NOT have an orchestra during the 19th century?
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Boston
25
Gustav Mahler was known for his compositions and _____________.
Lieder
None of the above
Operas
Conducting
26
Tone Color in 20th Century music creates variety, continuity and mood
True
False
27
Neo Classical music was a movement in 20th century music that returned to Baroque and Classical music forms
True
False
28
Aaron Copland was famous for his gritty ballets based from New York settings.
False
True
29
Nikolai Rimsky Korsakov, one of "The Five" was known for his intricate:
Symphonys
Concerts
Orchestrations
Operas
30
What instrumental organization was America's favorite during the 19th century?
Orchestra
Band
Choir
Mariachi
31
Expressionism stresses intense emotion. Considered ugly by many because of their preoccupation with madness and death.
True
False