Music Appreciation Chapter 8 Review

Which musical artist was referred to as the "King of Pop?"

During the Third Millennium, Rock's overall place on the popular music charts

What "product" of the music industry did the radio promote?

Who was the most famous of the ragtime musicians and composers?

Which musical style began as an oral tradition music in the Deep South around 1900?

In the late 20th century, ___ became the new form of socially aware music

Electric guitar-based music with a heavy accent on beats two and four is called

Which style of rock developed in the Pacific Northwest?

Big Band Jazz characteristics include

The Third Millennium began with Hip-hop's popularity

___ is a play with spoken dialog that frequently breaks into song and dance.

Who was the most successful singer, selling the most records the 1st half of the 20th century?

What type of music was originally labeled "Hillbilly" music?

Which English group created a sensation during their first visit to America in 1964?

Which style of singing became a hallmark of Dixieland music?

Which dance was NOT popular in the turn of the twentieth century?

Which type of jazz resembled aleatoric music?

Bebop jazz was embraced by which composer/performer?

Who is known as the "Father of Rock and Roll?"

In our age of global communication, a new ___ style is starting to emerge.

The Charleston and the jitterbug became popular ___ during the twentieth century.

There are many types of Jazz.

Rhythm and Blues was originally used to replace what term?

In what decade did Hip Hop start becoming more violent and derogatory?

One type of popular music in the second half of the nineteenth century was?

Almost every form of pop music of the late 19th and 20th centuries had African heritage element

What was the name of the first feature-length "talking" film?

During the Tin Pan Alley Publishing days, this was the best-selling sheet music

Thomas Edison was the founder of the Victor Talking Machine Company.

____ was a risque form of revues that included singers, dancers, comedians and strippers