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Can a Music Producer work on music for use in advertising, film, and live shows?
Yes
No
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Music store Owners may work weekends, cover for employees who call out sick, and work extended hours during the holidays
True
False
3
An Arranger can rework and adapt existing compositions by...
All of the above
C. Changing harmony/tempo
A. Changing instrumentation
B. Adding orchestration
4
Which of the following are skills needed to be a successful stage manager?
All of these are skills needed
Broad skill base in areas like lighting, rigging, carpentry, and audio
Organization/Attention to detail
Problem solving/Response time
5
Record Label Owners understand popular music, build/maintain relationships, and are passionate about music
False
True
6
What are some issues that may affect a Lighting Designer's work?
Special Effects/Safety
Color
Fog and Floor Surfaces
All of the Above
7
Another title for Record Label Owner is A&R Executive.
False
True
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IATSE is a great resource for Stage Managers. What does IATSE stand for?
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees
International Association of Theatre Stage Employees
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True or False: A Master’s degree in music engineering and production is required to become a Mastering Engineer
True
False
10
A Music Producer's main duties include:
Managing recording budgets
Directing recording sessions
All of these are correct
Providing clear directions and visions for Artists and Audio Engineers
11
Which job finds and develops talent by scouting new artists to sign; and match artists to industry professionals?
Music Store Owner
Record Label Owner
Concert Promoter
Music Producer
12
Which of the following are the responsibilities of a Radio DJ?
Checking trending topics on news, music charts, and social media
Spend time preparing for their show at the station
Recording promotions and commercials for on-air
All of these are responsibilities of a Radio DJ
13
Music Store Owners must have extensive knowledge and experience with audio engineering and related gear
True
False
14
No formal degree is required to become a stage manager, though earning a degree is recommended
True
False
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Which of the following majors should an aspiring Music Store Owner consider?
Retail Management
All of these are possible majors
Performance
Music Merchandising
16
Which of the following are avenues for conductors?
Pop Groups
Youth Orchestras/University Ensembles
Theatre
All of the Above
17
Which of the following formats should a Mastering Engineer consider when making final adjustments to recorded music?
Digital mp3
Earbuds
All of these
Vinyl
18
Most promoters begin their careers as interns, serving as assistants. Others start as performers.
False
True
19
True or False: Satellite and Internet DJs usually have more flexibility about when and where they work.
False
True
20
Not all Concert Promoters go to college, but training, internship opportunities and networking can be helpful
False
True
21
Are conducting workshops essential for learning the necessary skills for becoming a conductor?
No
Yes
22
Who is responsible for making sure albums are sonically cohesive and that they play well in any format
All of the above
Mastering Engineer
Recording Artist
Producer
23
True or False: Arrangers write original new adaptations of existing pieces.
True
False
24
An Arranger should have the following skills
Technical and Instrument proficiency
All of the above
Musical ability
Creativity & Critical thinking
25
Radio Stations might consider hiring a DJ with a degree in
All of these majors are fit for an aspiring Radio DJ
Broadcasting
Communications
Journalism
26
Skills needed to become a Concert Promoter include:
Reading & Writing
All of these are skills needed
Mathematics
Basic software skills (Excel, Photoshop, etc.)
27
Stage managers are in charge of "Calling the show." What does is mean to "call" a show?
B. Coordinate cues with the LIGHTING OPS, SOUND OPS, CONDUCTORS, and ACTORS
A. Maintain communication for all facets of the production during the show
Both A and B
28
An aspiring conductor should earn a degree in which of the following areas?
Music theory
Any of these areas can lead to a career in conducting
Performance
Music education
29
The Lighting Designer is responsible for...
B. Unloading and moving lighting equipment
A. Rigging and hanging lights
C. Calling the show
Both A and B are correct
30
Radio DJs entertain listeners and discuss news, music, or other topics of interest on breaks between songs.
False
True
31
Mastering engineers use technical expertise to make final adjustments to a piece of recorded music
after
its released
True
False
32
What are the responsibilities of a Record Label Owner?
B. Checking trending topics on news and music charts
A. Listening to demos
Both A and C
C. Helping new bands/artists record an album
33
Stage Managers work behind-the-scenes to bring productions to life by...
Coordinating all the logistics of performances
Communicating with Artists/Tour Directors to make sure their needs are met
Both are correct
34
Is Master Engineering a career you can train to be on the job — through internships or Assistant positions?
No
Yes
35
What do Concert Promoters do?
Setting ticket prices and marketing the show
Organize and present live music events
Booking talent and securing venues
All of these
36
What do Music Store Owners do?
Help people choose which instrument they should play
Scout new artists to match with producers/songwriters
Help people of all ages find the music, instruments and gear they need
37
Is is possible that a master's degree may be required to work as a music producer?
Yes
No
38
Most Arrangers complete some formal training to learn the skills needed to be successful in a competitive music industry
False
True
39
Which of the following are the skills required to become a Music Store Owner?
All of these are necessary skills
Financial/Math skills
Responsible & hardworking
Passionate about music/helping people
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Although there is no union for Arrangers many Arrangers belong to the AFM.
American Federation of Musicians
Association of Full-time Musicians
American Foundation of Music
41
True or False: The Lighting Designer creates the lighting concept and equipment requirements for a production.
True
False
42
Many Lighting Designers have training in which of the following areas?
All of the above
Audio engineering
Theatrical production design
Audio/visual technology
43
Producers collect recurring royalties from master rights to the recordings, which is a separate copyright from the song
False
True
44
A Music Producer, or Record Producer, manages the studio recording process for bands, Singers or other Musicians.
False
True
45
A Conductor leads an orchestra, opera, or other musical ensemble through...
All of the above
Setting the tempo and shaping the group’s interpretations and sound.
Shaping the group’s interpretations and sound.
Visible gestures
46
What does the A&R stand for?
Artist and Records
Art and Rep
Artist and Repertoire
47
True or False: The Conductor studies the musical score to determine how it should best be interpreted
True
False
48
The concert promoter is responsible for every detail from to getting tickets sold to...
Negotiating a financially-viable event contract
Managing transportation and set up
Connecting the right act to the right venue
All of these are the responsibility of a concert promoter
49
Which career needs the following skills: Public speaking, Musical knowledge, Multitasking, Basic experience recording
Radio DJ
Concert Promoter
Conductor
Music Producer
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True or False: Lighting Designers can only work in-house at a venue
True
False
