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1
O'Keeffe's
Drawing XIII
was created with what medium?
Oil Paint
Charcoal
Chalk
Watercolor
2
What fatal incident happened to James Europe?
His ferry sank while in New York City
He was shot in a robbery
his plane crashed on his way to London
He was stabbed by a band member
3
Who was the first American artist to paint a completely abstract picture?
Marin
Dove
Kandisky
O'keeffe
4
What was Sousa's primary instrument?
Cornet
Violin
Piano
Snare Drum
5
What is the title of this painting?
Blue-01
Blue-04
Blue-03
Blue-02
6
What is the title of this march?
Over there
Til we meet again
The Planets
The Vanished Army
7
What musical is based on Cohan's life?
The Cohan Brothers
Sunday in the Park with George
Stand By Me
George M!
8
Where was James Europe born?
London, England
Dublin, Ireland
Mobile, Alabama
Marsaille, France
9
What year did James Europe introduce France to live ragtime, blues, and jazz?
1914
1916
1912
1918
10
What kind of musician was Joe Young?
Singer
Trumpeteer
Drummer
Pianist
11
What instrument did sousa use to compose his music?
piano
violin
none
percussion
12
How long does Alford's
Guns
march usually last?
15 minutes
3 minutes
30 minutes
5 minutes
13
What linked the works of Walt Whitman and artists like Marin, Stella, and Sheeler?
Their artistic success
Their modern view and fascination with New York City
Their appreciation for the arts
None of the above
14
The Planets
is a(n) _____.
symphonic cycle
symphonic tone poem in seven parts
orchestral suite
orchestral theme with variations
15
What was the nickname for the 369th US Infantry Regiment?
Big Apple Music
Brooklyn Boys
Time Square Tuners
Harlem Hellfighters
16
What is the title of this piece?
No. 7 Special (1915)
No. 20 Special (1915)
No. 12 Special (1915)
No. 5 Special (1915)
17
What is the title of this piece?
Great Little Army
Voice of the Guns
The Vanished Army
Colonel Bogey
18
Sousa's era was referred to as the ______.
Age of the Trumpet
Soulful Songs Era
Time of Ragtime
Golden Age of Bands
19
What kind of song is
Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit-Bag?
A symphony orchestra piece
A marching song
A love ballad
A ragtime tune
20
Where was Butterworth born?
America
Canada
England
France
21
As a boy, George Cohan performed in what performance act?
The Gentleman's Trip
The New York Children's Choir
The Cohan Boys
The Four Cohans
22
What dance is James Europe credited with creating?
Ball room
Tap
Swing
Fox-trot
23
What vaudeville element did Cohan bring to musical theatre?
Impressive acrobatics
Ragtime style music
Fast-Moving comedy
Advanced dancing skills
24
In what key is
The Banks of the Green Willow
composed?
D Major
B flat minor
A Major
C Major
25
Who is the composer of the U. S. Field Artillery March?
Sousa
Sissle
Ricketts
Novello
26
Who is the composer of the VERY well known song, "You're a Grand Old Flag"?
Sousa
Ricketts
Cohen
27
Because he had no formal training, Berlin taught himself to play what instrument?
Flute
Violin
Trumpet
Piano
28
Marin's
Cover for 291, No. 4
is most noticeably characterized by what?
The singular, blue, watercolor line
The extremely detailed background
The large, visible brush strokes
The bright watercolors throughout
29
Many of Berlin's popular ballads had elements of _____.
popular styles like swing or ragtime
ethnic music from immigrants in New York City
vaudeville stylings
Russian folk music
30
Why was
Piano Concerto for the Left Hand
commissioned for this person?
it was based on a popular fairy tale
he was a veteran who lost his right arm in the war
he was a young artist who lost his arm in a machin accident
the composer wrote it for his daughter, born with one arm
31
What is the title of this piece? (LOOK AWAY!)
You're a Grand Old Flag
On Patrol in No Man's Land
Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit-Bag
Keep the Home Fires Burning
32
Eubie Blake began his career in what city?
Indianapolis
Chicago
Baltimore
Orlando
33
What always played a prominent role in Sousa Band concerts?
Various types of solos
Student musicals
Singers with wide vocal ranges
String Quartet
34
How old was the composer of
Keep the Home Fires Burning?
21
16
25
30
35
Who composed
En blanc et noir?
Claude Debussy
George Butterworth
Maurice Ravel
Gustav Holst
36
How did Marin define the movement he tried to convey in his works?
Life itself
All of the above
Modernity
The quickness of everyday experiences
37
Whose work had the most influence on Marin's New York Paintings?
Robert Delaunay
Alfred Stieglitz
Joseph Stella
Pablo Picasso
38
As a music teacher, Holst was _____.
indifferent, devoting more time to himself than his students
an unorthodox instructor, believing they learn by doing
a strict taskmaster, giving them a classical foundation
enthusiastic, pushing his students to make challenging comps
39
In what country was
Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit-Bag
composed?
France
Russia
Britain
America
40
What is the instrumentation of
Le Tombeau de Couperin?
A trumpet ensemble
a guitar trio
one piano
a string quartet
41
Where did Ravel study music?
Carnegie Mellon College
Juilliard School of Music
New York Center of Performing Arts
Paris Conservatoire
42
The painter of Germany military emblems was ______.
Marin
Stella
Dove
Hartley
43
In what year was
Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit-Bag
written?
1917
1919
1915
1913
44
How many movements are in
Le Tombeau de Couperin?
8
4
6
2
45
Why was this recording contract monumental?
It allowed for more musicians to join the company
It was the highest paid amount given to any orchestra
It was the first contract for a black orchestra
It was the first contract for that recording company
46
What term is used to define the conductor of a military band?
Grandmaster
Concert Master
First Chair
Bandmaster
47
Who was
Piano Concerto for the Left Hand
commissioned for?
Oliver Muttingham
Thomas Greensburg
Paul Wittgenstein
Franklin Morris
48
What was the original title for
You're a Grand Old Flag?
What a Grand Old Flag
An Old Flag
You're a Great Flag
The Grand Old Rag
49
What was Piantadosi's first song?
My Mariuccia Take a Steamboat
If You Had All the World and its Gold
I Didn't Raise My Boy to be a Soldier
The Italian Rag
50
Along with Broadway, where else did Bryan write lyrics?
Ohio for opera singers
Michigan for military marches
Los Angeles for screen musicals
Boston for music conservatories
51
What did O'Keefe 1915 charcoal drawings, though nonrepresentational, suggest?
Broad Cityscapes
Common Farmsteads
Large Landscape Space
Nature Scenes
52
What instrument was in plentiful supply during World War 1?
Violins
Snare Drums
Trumpets
Pianos
53
What made Dove's first one man show at the 291 significant?
All of the above
It allowed Dove to be discovered by Alfred Stieglitz
It was the first time Dove had exhibited any of his work
It was the first american, public exhibition of abstract art
54
What replaced parlor piano?
phonograph
recorder
television
radio
55
What inspired
The Soldier's Tale?
a russian folk tale
the composer's life story
a fictional tale about World War 1
a christian parable
56
What is the title of this piece?
Red Snapdragons
Red Canna
Canna Red and Orange
Autumn Leaves- Lake George N.Y.
57
What is a remarkable aspect of Berlin's career?
Attracting famous musicians to play his music
Mentoring future famous composers
Mimicking other famous composers
Adapting to latest trends and styles in popular music
58
What color is the canvas border seen in O'Keeffe's
Light Coming on the Plains III
?
Green
Blue
Black
Yellow
59
In addition to the subject matter, what helped you identify this artist?
the cubist structure
the restraint palette
the realistic style
the recession in space
60
What was the purpose of
Over There?
Praising the efforts of the medical teams
Lament the men that died during the war
Galvanize young men to enlist
Honoring the leadership of the President
61
Whose career did Whiting nurture while at Remick Publishing Company?
Gershwin
Sissle
Sousa
Cohan
62
What was the most important part of Marin's work?
Structure
Bold outlines
Intuition
Anarchy
63
Besides writing music, what other art form did Novello practice?
Singing
Painting
Dancing
Acting
64
What was Kenneth Alford's primary instrument?
Snare Drum
Violin
Piano
Cornet
65
Who was considered France's greatest living composer during the 1920s?
Ravel
Holst
Debussy
Butterworth
66
Although Sousa could play many instruments, his principal instrument was the _______.
violin
piano
sousaphone
trombone
67
When did Blake retire?
1948
1946
1944
1942
68
What color is not seen in O'Keeffe's
Blue and Green Music
?
Yellow
Purple
White
Black
69
Who composed
You're a Grand Old Flag?
Irving Berlin
Al Piantadosi
Alfred Bryan
George M. Cohan
70
How did Whiting become the first important Hollywood composer?
Helping cast musicians for the first movie-musical
Rewriting a Broadway music to a film
Creating a script about his life
Writing music for silent films
71
What makes O'Keeffe's 1915 charcoal abstractions most significant?
They are the first known pieces of american abstract art
They were her first artworks
They gave her the influence needed to meet & study under Dow
Created a connection between her and Stieglitz
72
In O'Keeffe's
Red Canna (1919),
what colors create the background of the bottom/left canvas?
Orange and yellow
Light and dark blue
Green and yellow
Purple and pink
73
The lyrics of "Give My Regards to Broadway" are _______.
sympathetic
nationalistic
patriotic
sentimental
74
Which statement best applies?
Unlike many of his works, there is deep recession in space
It is non-objective, like much of his work
It is an unusual sample of Dove's style
Like most of Dove's work, it is abstracted from nature
75
How is
Le Tombeau de Couperin
described?
Sad and somber
light-hearted
slow and passionate
fast and lively
76
In what state did Sissle attend university?
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Ohio
77
What subjects, seen in her paintings, was Georgia O'Keeffe known for?
All of the above
Close-up flowers
New Mexico Landscapes
New York Skyscrapers
78
When was the first performance of
Le Tombeau de Couperin?
1915
1917
1919
1921
79
Where did Piantadosi's career start?
Broadway
Vaudeville
Silent Films
Jazz clubs
80
Sissle is the only African American artist to appear in what?
The Pathe film archives
Los Angeles silent films
Broadway musicals
White House Kennedy Honor Awards
81
Which was not a material used in Dove's
Rain
?
Metal
Fabric
Glass
Twigs
82
Other than musical chords in
Blue and Green Music
, what could the green-white flames represent?
Billowing smoke in the sky
Storm clouds and rain
Birds flying
Plants blowing in the wind
83
What is the story in
I Didn't Raise My Son to be a Soldier?
a father writing a letter to his son
a mother crying at her son's grave
a mother sad about her son killing other mothers' songs
a father fighting in the war to prevent his son fighting
84
Who wrote the lyrics for
Keep the Home Fires Burning?
Sarah Key Samson
Margaret Nancy Williams
Roberta Louse Collins
Lena Guilbert Ford
85
What was Cohan's partner from 1904-1920?
Theodore L. Burris
Thomas M. Striker
Benjamin J. DiPalmo
Sam H. Harris
86
Where was Holst born?
France
Spain
England
Russia
87
Who is the composer of this war song, titled "Oh how I hate to get up in the morning"?
Ivor Novello
Irving Berlin
Ricketts
Noble Sissle
88
Why did O'Keeffe's "Americanness" MOST matter to Stieglitz, Strand, and other admirers of hers?
It was new and exciting
They resented European work and its dominance in art
It reminded them of their heritage
It made her work unequal to that of European artists
89
Who composed
The Planets?
George Butterworth
Claude Debussy
Maurice Ravel
Gustav Holst
90
What kind of time did Sousa make popular
On the Quarter Deck?
March
Simple
Compound
Complex
91
Where was Piantadosi born?
Philadelphia
New York
California
Nashville
92
What started the downfall of Tin Pan Alley?
the end of the war
the creation of jazz clubs
the emphasis changed from song to performer
Bad business choices
93
Where is James Europe buried?
Arlington Cemetary
Central Park Cemetery
Carnegie Honorary Hall
A small cemetery in his hometown
94
What shape is the painted image of Dove's
Starry Heavens
?
Square
Circle
Triangle
Rectangle
95
The framing device in
Portrait of Ralph Dusenberry
best provides a statement on what?
The Extension of Artwork beyond its Frame
The Purpose of an Artwork
The Measurement of Space in an Artwork
The influence of Art on a Global Scale
96
What is the English translation of
Le Tombeau de Couperin?
the trials of war
with love from a grandson
tribute to a strong leader
a piece written as a memorial
97
What is Debussy's full name?
Achille-Claude Debussy
Pierre Claude Debussy
Ferdinand Claude Debussy
Alonzo Claude Debussy
98
What nationality is Ivor Novello?
British
American
French
Welsh
99
Marin's variety of brush strokes and sense of sparsity in his paintings emphasize what?
The White Color
The Texture
All of the above
The Thickness
100
In
The Soldier's Tale,
what does the soldier trade to the devil?
His soul
His paintings
His fiddle
his bugle
101
What was the typical focus of Dove’s works?
People
Architecture
Nature
Animals
102
Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit-Bag
was written by who?
The Smith Brothers
The Metzler Brothers
The Raines Brothers
The Powell Brothers
103
Why was Stravinksy unable to return to his home country during the war?
He claimed a refugee status in America
The Russian Revolution began
His wife was a french citizen
He had an arrest warrant in England
104
Where did Holst study to become a composer?
New York Center of Performing Arts
Juilliard School of Music
The Royal College of Music
Carnegie Mellon College
105
What is the story within
Until We Meet Again?
a soldier parting from his sweetheart
a soldier lamenting his dead partner
a mother saying goodbye to her husband
a child missing his father who died in the war
106
Colonel Bogey
is a typical European march because it is ________.
simple in melody and instrumentation
taken from an easily recognized legend
written in a different form than American marches
more stately than American marches
107
When did James Europe and his Society Orchestra receiving a recording contract?
1919
1916
1910
1913
108
What is the name of this piece?
Series 1, No.8 (Repeat answer, by the creator. dont pick!)
Series I, No. 8
Music Pink and Blue
Music Pink and Blue II
109
Who/What inspired
Colonel Bogey
?
A popular tune from a military style
A young soldier humming while cleaning his gum
The composer's childhood lullaby
A golfer whistling a tune on the green
110
Long Island: Dove :: Maine :
Hartley
Marin
O'Keeffe
Stella
111
What was Sam M Lewis' original name?
Samuel M. Lovejoy
Samuel M. Levine
Samuel M. Lefter
Samuel M. Lofting
112
Igor Stravinksy was born in what country?
Spain
England
France
Russia
113
What is the story in the song
How Ya Gonna Keep Them Down on the Farm (After They've seen Paree
Parisians who are envious of American's environmental skills
Women's concerns their men will find new love in Paris?
Soldiers not wanting to return to the farm
Generals getting soldiers to stop drinking in paris
114
John Phillip Sousa did NOT compose music for _______.
operettas
Tin Pan Alley songs
dances for pianos
marches
115
Why did Stravinksy financially struggle?
His partner stole all of his profits
His music was not very popular
He had poor money management skills
Russia had different laws regarding loyalties
116
What is the title of this war song, composed by Alfred Bryan and Al Piantadosi?
Keep the home fires burning
Till we meet again
Over There
"I didn't raise my boy to be a soldier"
117
What was Cohen's first instrument?
Violin
Piano
Snare drum
Cornet
118
A typical Sousa march did not include ________.
4- or 8- bar introduction
trios a 4th above the opening
trios in minor key
four 16- or 32- bar strains
119
Who composed
Over There
?
George M. Cohan
Alfred Bryan
Irving Berlin
Al Piantadosi
120
Apart from a plant form, what else is the curved form of O'keeffe's
Blue II
showing?
The Sky
The Neck of a Violin
The Wind
The Ocean Waves
121
In 1927, Alford became the director of music for what ensemble?
The Navy Drum Corp
The Royal Marines
The Army Brigade
The United Airmen
122
Sissle left his university to form a trio with whom?
Eubie Blake
Irving Berlin
George Cohan
Jack Judge
123
What was the armory show?
the first group exhibit of Stieglitz's artists
an exhibit of contemporary American photography
an exhibit of modern weapons
the introduction of European modernism to America
124
Where was Irving Berlin born?
Germany
Poland
Spain
Russia
125
O'Keeffe's floral paintings featured what perspective?
The viewpoint of a flower from a bee
Extremely large flowers
All of the above
Extremely close flowers
126
Which character is NOT in
The Soldier's Tale?
the fiddler
the soldier
the narrator
the devil
127
What makes
Light Coming on the Plains III
different from the other paintings of the same name?
The canvas of III is the largest of the set
The canvas of III is the smallest of the set
III features reds and yellows, not blues and greens
The orb of light seen in each painting of the set is darker
128
What is the title of this piece?
Castorland
Landscape
Castorland, New York
Landscape, Castorland
129
What movement was Dove heavily influenced by during his time in Paris?
Expressionism
Surrealism
Fauvism
Realism
130
How was Butterworth killed?
In the battle of Somme
from cancer at an early age
in a car accident
from an unknown heart condition
131
What group played the first complete public performance of
The Planets?
Boston Pops Orchestra
New York Philharmonic
London Symphony Orchestra
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
132
What is the title of this work?
Sunrise
Sails
Cow
Sentimental Music
133
Whose memory is being honored in the second movement of
En Blanc et Noir?
Dubussy's mother
children who lost fathers in the war
Dubussy's veteran friend
All the fallen soldiers from the war
134
How many movements are in
En Blanc et Noir?
5
2
4
3
135
Who wrote the music for
Until We Meet Again?
Alfred Bryan
Sam Lewis
Richard Whiting
Joe Young
136
George M. Cohan was most closely associated with ______.
music halls
concert halls
Tin Pan Alley
vaudeville
137
What is the theme of
Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning?
a military band song in style of ragtime
a love ballad for a military nurse
a soldier's cry of wanting to go home
comedic stance on military life
138
Who inspired the lyrics for
You're a Grand Old Flag?
An amputee from World War 1
A wounded medic who insisted on reenlisting
Women at home who sewed american flags
A civil war veteran who fought in Gettysburg
139
Irving Berlin was an unusual song writer because ______.
he wrote his songs in noisy surroundings
he couldn't read music
many of his songs had questionable lyrics
few of his songs met with success
140
What year was Sousa appointed as the 14th conductor of the US Marine Band?
1880
1885
1890
1875
141
What instrument did Holst play professionally before becoming a teacher?
trombone
trumpet
piano
violin
142
What was
Colonel Bogey
composed?
1914
1918
1912
1916
143
The works in O'keefe's one-woman show were most influenced by what?
Urban Skylines
War
New Mexico Scenery
Texas Landscape
144
What is the title of this march?
I didn't raise my boy to be a soldier
On Patrol in No Man's Land
Voice of the Guns
You're a grand old flag
145
How many years was Tin Pan Alley in business?
18
14
12
16
146
What is Eubie Blake's original name?
Michael Howard Blake
Allen Ross Blake
Thomas Robert Blake
James Hubert Bake
147
What two art styles, learned under Arthur Dow, most influenced O'keefe's personal style?
Japanese Art and Expressionism
Pont-Aven Painting and Japanese Art
Futurism and Lyrical Abstraction
Action Painting and Futurism
148
What color is not featured in Dove's
Sunrise, 1924
?
Black
Purple
Red
Green
149
The most influential proselytizer for American modernism was ______.
Dove
Stieglitz
Davies
Stella
150
What is the title of this piece by John Marin?
Brooklyn Bridge (1910)
Bridge in the Abstract (1910)
Golden Gate Bridge (1910)
Bridge Bridge (1910)
151
What musical did Sissle and Blake produce?
Shuffle Along
Running Beyond
Dance On
Skipping Ahead
152
What was Piantadosi's nickname?
Ragtime Al
Marching Master
Blues Boys
Piano Piantadosi
153
Marin's work is considered an important predecessor to what art movement?
Impressionism
Fauvism
Abstract Expressionism
Surrealism
154
What literary style inspired Debussy?
Romanticism
Symbolism
Realism
Existentialism
155
Tipperary is a reference to a city in ______.
Scotland
Ireland
France
England
156
When did Blake first record music?
1921
1917
1915
1919
157
Which one of the artists studied was an Impressionist?
Hartley
Marin
Davies
Hassam
158
O'Keeffe drew most of her inspiration from the landscape of what state?
New York
Virgina
New Mexico
Arizona
159
Who is the most famous American, female artist?
Georgia O'Keeffe
Louise Bourgeois
Maria Chabot
Gwendolyn Knight
160
What is the framing device is Dove's
Portrait of Ralph Dusenberry
?
Lights
Painted Wood
Newspaper
A Carpenter's Ruler?
161
How many patriotic songs were published in the United States between mid 1914-1919?
8000
5300
7300
6000
162
What is the name of another Alford march?
The Heart of the Guns
The Soul of the Guns
The Voice of the Guns
The Spirit of the Guns
163
What qualities of watercolor made it the best medium for catching the energy Marin sought?
Softness of Color, Blend, and Movement
Transparency, Mobility, and Quickness
Lightness, Blend, and Transparency
Durability, Intense Color, and Quickness
164
Alford's
Guns
march pays tribute to whom?
British artillerymen
Factory workers who build weapons
American armed forces
The men killed in combat
165
What is the title of this piece?
Nature Symbolized No. 3: Steeple and Trees
Nature Symbolized (Reefs)
Nature Symbolized
Nature Symbolized No. 2
166
What is a term O'Keeffe would NOT use to describe her work?
Abstract
American
Feminine
Sexual
167
What did Al Piantadosi originally plan to study in college?
Education
Biology
Music
Medicine
168
How many operettas did Sousa write?
19
15
17
13
169
Marin's
The Sea
contains what features?
Ships and a coastal background
The sun and its reflection on the water
A painted, semi-translucent border
All of the above
170
How would Dove best describe the objects he painted?
Plain Subjects
Living Forces
Stationary Figures
Simple Substances
171
Identify the artist:
Mountain and Sky
Dove
Kuhn
Davies
O'Keeffe
172
What is the title of this piece?
West Shore Docks, Weehawken, New Jersey
Weehawken Sequence, No. 30
Weehawken Grain Elevators
Weehawken Sequence
173
How can we identify this piece titled
Brooklyn Bridge
as John Marins?
densely painted canvas
strict, rigid lines creating a realist piece
symbolism
Loose, energetic brush strokes with white of paper showing
174
What year was
Until We Meet Again
written?
1922
1918
1916
1920
175
The organizers of the Amory Shows were ________.
Stieglitz and Marin
Dove and Stieglitz
Davies and Dove
Davis and Kuhn
176
"Extractions from Nature" applies to the work of ______.
Davies
Kuhn
Dove
Stella
177
Donaldson founded what music publishing company?
Music by Donaldson
Donaldson and Company
Donaldson, Douglas, and Gumble
Donaldson and Young
178
When did
I Didn't Raise My Son to be a Soldier
premiere?
1919
1915
1917
1913
179
What was Berlin's most successful musical?
As Thousands Cheer
Ziefield's Follies
Louisiana Purchase
Annie Get Your Gun
180
What is the title of this piece?
Sunrise, Northport Harbor
Sunrise III
Sunrise
Sun
181
Who/What inspired the names of the movements from
Le Tombeau de Couperin?
countries who are currently at war
Mentors who inspired the composer the most
friends who died serving in WW1
Grandparents who died at early age
182
Which artist was not a member of the Stieglitz Group?
Hassam
Hartley
Marin
Dove
183
Where was Noble Sissle born?
Detroit
Chicago
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
184
The Stieglitz Group consisted of ______.
a group of artists who organized their own shows
a group of artists exhibiting in the National Academy
a collection of painters who occasionally worked together
artists shown in Stieglitz's galleries
185
Until We Meet Again
was the closing number for what television program?
Andrew Miller's Celebration
Martin Smith's Party
Don Messer's Jubilee
Alexander Lawrence's Finale
186
What was Bryan's contribution to music?
Piano accompaniment
writing lyrics
violin solos
diverse band marches
187
Who created this painting?
Max Weber
Georgia O'Keeffe
Marsden Hartley
Arthur Dove
188
Stieglitz became interested in O'keeffe's work when he saw which of her works?
charcoal drawings
Lake George scenes
flower close-ups
Western scenes
189
What is the title of this piece?
Fourth of July
Water Garden
Surf, Isles of Shoals
Brooklyn Bridge
190
Close-ups of flowers are characteristic of the work of which artist?
O'Keeffe
Davies
Hartley
Marin
191
What is unique about the horizon line in O'Keeffe's
Light Coming on in the Plains III
?
There is no horizon line
It is unpainted
It is the only color on the canvas
It is the only watercolor on the canvas
192
When was the first complete public performance of
The Planets?
1924
1920
1918
1922
193
Who composed
Keep the Home Fires Burning?
Ivor Novello
Noble Sissle
Alfred Bryan
Irving Berlin
194
Who composed
The Banks of the Green Willow?
Gustav Holst
Claude Debussy
George Butterworth
Maurice Ravel
195
Who composed
Le Tombeau de Couperin?
Gustav Holst
Claude Debussy
George Butterworth
Maurice Ravel
196
Though denied by O'Keeffe, what was a common interpretation of her paintings?
Sexual
American
Representational
Abstract
197
How many of Stravinsky's ballets were commissioned by Diaghilev?
2
5
3
4
198
The idea to give modern art a splashy debut was ______.
the Armory Show
the publication of Camera Work
the Photo-Secession group
the forming of 291 Gallery
199
Who is the composer of this piece?
Lieutenant F. J. Ricketts
Ivor Novello
George Cohan
Irving Berlin
200
What is the best description of Dove's assemblages?
Random objects with no meaning used to make a new image
Nature based abstractions with random objects
Symbolic objects used to create landscapes and nature scenes
Symbolic objects and subjects with overall humorous tones
201
What is the name of this artwork?
Woolworth Building, No. 2
Woolworth Building (The Dance)
Woolworth Building, No. 1
Woolworth Building, No. 28
202
What was NOT a common subject of O'Keeffe's works?
Landscape
Flowers
People
Architecture
203
What music school did John Phillip Sousa attend?
Esputa Conservatory of Music
Boston Conservatory of Music
New York Conservatory of Music
LaGuardia Conservatory of Music
204
Marin's
Autumn, New Jersey (1913)
is most characterized by what?
Clear outlines and blurs of red and yellow
Exaggerated outlines and blurs of red and yellow
Clear outlines and a blue and pink sky
Extreme detail in black and white
205
Butterworth's
The Banks of Green Willow
is a musical illustration of a(n) _______.
dance sequence
carol
hymn
eponymous folk melody
206
Approximately how many oil sketches make up Marin's Weehawken series?
250
20
500
100
207
Why was Sousa's Band interrupted during WWI?
Concert halls were being shut down
All musicians were drafted for the navy
Resources had to be preserved
Sousa volunteered to serve in the Navy
208
Where was
You're a Grand Old Flag
originally performed?
an original musical
A Ragtime bar
a fundraiser for war efforts
a marching band competition
209
Views of New York and the Maine coast were favorite subjects of ______.
Marin
Dove
O'Keeffe
Stieglitz
210
Before joining World War 1, what was the overall theme of popular music?
Anti-German
Pro-War Efforts
Pacifist-leaning
Lighthearted to avoid the current state
211
What aspect of O'keeffe's work most excited Stieglitz and other 291 artists?
Flat abstraction
Stylistic transparency
Unpainted horizon lines
Synesthetic forms
212
"How Ya Gonna Keep 'em Down on the Farm" is a conversation between _______.
a mother and her soldier son
two parents of a soldier
two soldiers
a grandmother and a mother of a soldier
213
What was unique about the New York 369th Infantry Regiment?
it features all jazz players
it features women as soloists
all of the musicians are only 18
all of the players are African American
214
What was the goal of the Chinese brush painting that influenced Marin's work?
To stress the insignificance of humans in the vast universe
To show that all forces are interconnected
To focus on the landscape, or Shan Shui
To release the vital energy, or ch'i of a living thing
215
O'Keeffe's role as feminist icon had what impact on her work?
Her work was viewed as weak and emotional
Her work was only viewed in a sexual manner
Her work became immune to criticism
Her work was not taken seriously by her male peers (artists)
216
What is the name of this painting?
No. 22 - Special
Red Landscape
Canyon with Crows
No. 20 - Special
217
Who is the composer of this march?
Lieutenant F. J. Ricketts
George Cohan
Gregory Henry Powell
Richard Whiting
218
How many movements are in
The Planets?
7
3
1
5
219
Most bands of the American armed forces ______.
reconfigure into combat units during wartime
perform for off-duty miliary personnel
accept personnel that cannot perform combat duties
are posted in non-war zones
220
What movement in music is associated with Ravel?
Impressionism
Realism
Abstract
Romanticism
221
Why was Tin Pan Alley so successful?
The musicians from the school created beautiful marches
They paid decent wages
The owners were celebrities
They reflected the heart and soul of the country
222
What do the swirling water forms in Dove's
Waterfall
best portray?
Hesitation
Confusion
Sound
Movement
223
What age did Sousa join the US Marine Band?
17
15
19
13
224
Alford/Ricketts came to military bands through a ______.
civic marching band
variety of dance and marching bands
public school music program
military music school
225
The song
It's a Long Way to Tipperary
is referring to what country?
Russia
America
Ireland
France
226
What popular song was from this musical? (Shuffle Along)
Harry Holds My Heart
Holdin' Out for Harry
Heartbroken Harry
I'm Just Wild About Harry
227
Who wrote
It's a Long Way to Tipperary
?
Kenneth Alford
Jack Judge
Irving Berlin
George Asaf
228
What location had a deep influence on Marin and became a favorite subject for many of his works
New Mexico
New Jersey
Paris
Maine
229
Dove was essentially a _______.
portrait painter
landscape painter
cubist
realist
230
O'Keeffe's architectural paintings often feature what subjects?
Barns
All of the above
Skyscrapers
Sheds
231
What do the arches of green and blue in O'Keefe's
Light Coming on the Plains III
represent?
Sky
Light
Hills
Water
232
Butterworth served in what military?
Russian Air Force
American Army
French Navy
British Army
233
In what way were O'keeffe's works inherently female?
Their portrayal of weakness
Their interpretation of sexualization
Their portrayal of the external body
All of the above
234
What was NOT one of Berlin's careers?
Music conservatory
Writing Hollywood film scores
Broadway composer
Tin Pan Alley songwriter
235
What is the title of this piece?
Horizons
Unicorns
Landscape 1
Celestial Beings
236
Where was Alfred Bryan born?
France
Canada
America
England
237
When was
The Banks of the Green Willow
composed?
1919
1913
1910
1916
238
Marin's images were similar to the concepts of what group?
French Fauves
French Symbolists
Italian Futurists
European Cubists
239
Marin's Woolworth Building's were all created using what process?
Etching
Action Painting
Charcoal on paper
Stenciling
240
Although slightly beyond our timeframe, in addition to flowers, what did O'Keeffee paint?
portraits
the southwest
snow-capped mountains
animals
241
The Brooklyn Bridge was a favorite subject of which artist?
Dove
Hartley
Stella
Stieglitz
242
Hassam was not shown in Stieglitz 291 because _______.
unlike Stieglitz other artists, he had not studied in Europe
he was a German sympathizer
he no longer painted when Stieglitz opened his gallery
although American, he was not a modernist
243
How can we identify the artist of this as Davies?
lack of people
horizontal planes, mysterious/mythical subject, dreamy
earth tones
bright colors, recessed space
244
Why was O'Keeffe's
Petunia No. 4
significant?
It was her first large-scale description of a flower
It was her first painting without the use of bright colors
It was her first watercolor floral painting
All of the above
245
Who wrote the lyrics for
I Didn't Raise My Son to be a Soldier?
Al Piantadosi
John Philip Sousa
Alfred Bryan
George M. Cohan
246
On his return to the United States, Stella, like several other modern artists, _____.
turned to monumental landscapes
chose typical America subject matter
continued in the Romantic tradition
used primarily exotic scenes
247
Many later musicians were influenced by Claude Debussy's use of _______.
quarter tones
arpeggios
striking key shifts
chromaticism
248
What is uncharacteristic of O'Keeffe's
My Shanty, Lake George
, compared to her other works?
It lacks extreme detail
It was painted in oil
It lacks intense color
It is a landscape
249
Where was Debussy born?
England
Russia
France
Spain
250
What was George Powell's pseudonym?
George Clark
George Brocklin
George Morder
George Asaf
251
What feeling does
Light Coming on the Plains III
best convey?
Worry
Loneliness
Anticipation
Hope
252
What is the title of this piece?
Brooklyn Bridge
Gondolas
Horizons
Many Waters
253
Which one of the artists studied was NOT a painter?
O'Keeffe
Marin
Stieglitz
Dove
254
One instrument that was popular in American military bands but resisted in England was the ___.
trombone
piccolo
flugelhorn
saxophone
255
The artist of this piece was an impressionistic painter. Who is it?
Kuhn
Stella
Hassam
Hartley
256
What term can be best applied to Dove's
Sentimental Music
?
Chromesthesia
Misophonia
Synesthesia
Psychedelia
257
What piece did Berlin compose that resulted in him receiving a Congressional Gold Medal?
The National Anthem
From Sea to Shining Sea
America the Beautiful
God Bless America
258
What did Kandinsky's first abstractions have that Dove's did not?
Symbolism
Color
Cultural Context
Nature Themes
259
Why couldn't Ravel join his country's Air Force?
he was too small
The country wanted him to keep composing
he did not have perfect vision
he was too old
260
The influence of the Chinese concept of Ch'i in Marin's paintings was was shown through what?
Muted Colors
All of the above
Confident Brush Strokes
Simplistic Backgrounds
261
Who did Sousa study with to learn composing and conducting?
George Bernard Shaw
George Leo Butz
George Felix Benkert
George Albert Armstrong
262
Who/What inspired the names of the movements from
The Planets?
the composers music professors
each of the planets
the composer's children
different constellations
263
In what area did O'keeffe's artistic weaknesses lie?
None of the above
Drawing
Painting
Photography
264
Who wrote the lyrics for
Until We Meet Again?
Raymond B. Egan
Joseph A. Nelson
Andrew H. Weaver
Alexander W. Grant
265
Who is the composer of this song, titled "Over There"?
Novello
George M. Cohan
Richard Whiting
Ricketts
266
Who, according to Georgia O'Keefe, had the most significant impact on her as an artist?
Kupka
Stella
Dove
Kandinsky
267
The term
military band
dates back to what century?
17th
18th
16th
19th
268
Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit-Bag
won a competition for what kind of song?
Most pessimistic
Pro-war
Anti-war
Most optimistic
269
What is the title of this piece?
The Sea, Maine
Rocks and Sea
Grey Sea
The Sea, Cape Split, Maine
270
Admirers of O'keeffe were referring to what when referencing her "purity"?
Her devotion to her husband and family
Her moral standards
Her feminine influence in art
The pure americanness of her work
271
Why was
I Didn't Raise My Son to be a Soldier
so controversial?
it was anti-war
The lyrics were stolen from another song
It mocked the president
It doubted America's strength
272
How long is a full-length production of
The Soldier's Tale?
1 hour
3 hours
2 hours
30 minutes
273
What idea did Marin most try to convey in his brushstrokes and paintings in general?
Chaos
Sound
Movement
Force
274
What song won Whiting an Academy Award?
When Did You Leave Heaven
At Last You Are Here
How Long Have You Been Gone
When Will I See You Again
275
Watercolor was one of the preferred mediums of which artist?
Kuhn
Marin
Stella
Dove
276
It's a Long Way to Tipperary
was popular with whose army?
French
Russian
British
American
277
Alford's marches surpass Sousa's and continental bandmasters in ______.
exotic instrumentation
use of bagpipes
special effects
range of expression
278
What year was
Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning
composed?
1920
1922
1918
1924
279
What 1978 musical features Blake's work?
Jazz Time!
Eubie!
Blakey!
Dance On!
280
Who was known as the "March King"?
Kenneth Alford
Irving Berlin
Al Piantadosi
John Phillip Sousa
281
How can we identify the artist of this piece titled
Gondolas
as Davies?
Horizontal format, empty canvas, mysterious
fragmented
densely painted
no horizon line
282
What genre of musicians favors Donaldson's material?
Opera
Jazz
Marching bands
Classical
283
What role did Sissle have in 396th US Infantry Regiment?
trumpet leader
drum major
first chair
saxophone major
284
Young collaborated on what Broadway show?
Joyful Holidays
Smiling on Sunday
Singing in the Rain
The Laugh Parade
285
Dove's assemblages are most similar to what style of collage?
Cubist Collage
Merzbild Collages
Mosaic
Decoupage
286
What job did Donaldson have at Tin Pan Alley?
He was a song plugger
He was their landlord
He ran the financial accounts
He scouted young talent
287
What was the name of Blake's vaudeville duo?
American Duo
Army Duo
Jazz Duo
Dixie Duo
288
How old was Sousa when he reenlisted for World War 1?
73
60
62
65
289
What was the theme of many of Alford's marches?
Supporting Germany and their perspective
Suggestion peace among the nations
Encouraging racial diversity
Supporting the fighting forces
290
What was Novello's relationship with his former mentor, Dr. Herbert Brewer?
Brewer tried to steal credit for Novello's work
Brewer died and left Novello his fortunes
Brewer praised him as a composer
Brewer dismissed him and thought little of him
291
One of the reasons the Armory Show was important was it _______.
validated current American art
introduced European Modernism to the American public/artists
showed European and American art were very similar
introduced a new way of exhibiting art
292
En Blanc et Noir
is written for what instrumentation?
A trumpet ensemble
two pianos
a guitar trio
a string quartet
293
What is a common theme throughout almost all of Dove's work?
Animals
Landscapes
Plants
Farms
294
Identify the artist:
Hartley
Stella
O'Keeffe
Dove
295
Where were most of Novello's live performances?
Carnegie hall
Broadway theatres
West End theatres
Los Angeles dance studios
296
What type of music did Sousa introduce to Europe?
Swing
Ragtime
Musical Theatre
Marching Band
297
Which statement best applies to Kuhn in relation to the Armory Show?
He was responsible for publicity
He wanted to exclude Americans
At first, he was reluctant to include Matisse
He did not go to Europe to select the artists
298
What theatre did Berlin own?
Music Box Theatre
38th Street Theatre
Berlin Theatre
Ragtime Theatre
299
Until We Meet Again
was the number 1 song with whose recording?
Charles Hart and Lewis James
Gitz Rice and Vernon Dalhart
Colthan and Parker
Nicolas Orlando's Orchestra
300
Dove, Hartley, and Marin were all part of the Stieglitz Group. They also had this is common...
they all studied in Paris
they were never exposed to the European avante-garde
they were not in the Armory Show
some of their work was non-objective
301
Which of the following did Dove NOT create?
Paintings
Commercial Illustrations
Collages
Sculptures
302
Which of the following is not a material seen in the 1925 piece,
The Intellectual
?
Wood
Magnifying Glass
Newspaper
Bone
303
What is Kenneth Alford's real name?
Lieutenant F. J. Ricketts
Alexander Fortworth
Col. James Sanders
Kenneth Williams
304
What artist created the following painting,
After the Storm, Silver and Green
?
O'Keeffe
Marin
Dove
Hartley
305
When was
Keep the Home Fires Burning
written?
1916
1918
1914
1912
306
What best describes critics interpretations of O'keeffe's works?
Feminine
Sexual
All of the above
American
307
What was Berlin's first international hit?
Alexander's Ragtime Band
Big Apple Jazz
Lady Liberty's Jazz
Center Street Ragtime Band
308
Which of O'Keeffe's
Red Canna
paintings was created with watercolor?
Inside Red Canna (1919)
Red Canna (1915)
Small Red Canna (1919)
All of the above
309
What genre of music is Blake known for?
Ragtime
Jazz
Classical
Marching Band
310
How many years was Sousa the director of the Marine Band?
10
16
12
14
311
What feelings, shown by the red in
The Flag
, represent how the artist felt b/c of the war
Proud, Strong, and Nationalistic
Anxious, Angry, and Appalled
Angry, Betrayed, and Forceful
Strong, Hopeful, and Valid
312
Where did James Europe's
Symphony of Negro Music
perform?
Carnegie Hall
Chattanooga Performing Arts Center
Amsterdam Symphony Hall
Canadian Center for the Performing Arts
313
What artist created the following painting,
Sunrise
?
Dove
Stella
Kandinsky
O'Keeffe
314
Who is the composer of this piece?
Irving Berlin
George Cohan
Ivor Novello
Lieutenant F. J. Ricketts
315
Who did the most collaborations with Lewis?
Joe Young
Bert Grant
Peter DeRose
Victory Young
316
What is the theme of
It's a Long Way to Tippery?
longing for home
seeing the opponents point of view
Rallying the troupe
the adventures of serving your country
317
What role did James Europe have in the Clef Club?
He was the main music director
He taught at the Clef Club school
He was the founder and president
He raised money for their performance hall
318
What chinese concept is best seen in Marin's works?
Ch'i
Yin and Yang
Shan Shui
Taoism
319
Over There
was a hit song written in what year?
1915
1918
1916
1917
320
Who composed
Colonel Bogey?
Irving Berlin
Al Piantadosi
John Phillip Sousa
Kenneth Alford
321
Who convinced Sissle to form a 12-piece band?
Eubie Blake
Cole Porter
George Cohan
James Europe
322
Who is the composer of this march?
Noble Sissle
Cohan
Novello
Ricketts
323
John "Jack" Judge was born in what country?
Spain
Britain
France
America
324
How is Stravinksy's career described?
using only major keys
long, laborious movements
rooted in historical music traditions
a diverse style
325
Where did Blake study composition after he retired?
Baltimore University
Chicago University
New York University
California University
326
Dove’s interest in Synesthesia meant that he believed colors and shapes could depict what?
Physical Sensations
Dreams
Emotions
Sounds
327
When did
Piano Concerto for the Left Hand
premiere?
1934
1932
1930
1936
328
What kind of business was Tin Pan Alley?
They restored old pianos
They provided music classes for young artists
They created performance halls for marching bands
They printed and promoted sheet music
329
In Marin's
Maine Islands
, what structural device is used?
Chiaroscuro
Aerial Perspective
Internal Frame
Isometric Perspective
330
What is the title of this march composed by Ricketts?
Over There
You're a Grand Old Flag
Colonel Bogey
Great Little Army
331
Who assisted in writing
It's a Long Way to Tippery
?
John Stuckard
Marcus Montgomery
Samuel Bennett
Harry WIlliams
332
Theodore Roosevelt compares sons not becoming soldier's to what?
mothers not loving their children
daughters not becoming mothers
fathers not working for their families
sons not becoming fathers
333
What was Cohan's first original musical comedy?
Kiss Me Kate
Meet Me in St. Louis
West Side Story
Little Johnny Jones
334
In his 291 Gallery, Stieglitz showed ____.
only European artists
only photography
only American artists
both European and American artists
335
Where was Ravel born?
Spain
France
England
Russia
336
Which statement best applies to Stieglitz's view of photography?
he did not feel it recorded reality
he believed it was a useful tool for artists
like the Academy, he felt it inferior to painting
he felt it was a distinct branch of art
337
What genre of music is Sissle famous for?
Jazz
Classical
Ragtime
Marching Band
338
What song influenced the U.S. Field Artillery March?
The Caisson Song
The American March
The Mountaintop Song
The Artillery Song
339
What other watercolor artist was Marin most influenced by?
Arthur Dove
Georgia O'Keeffe
Paul Cezanne
Joseph Stella
340
Military bands consist of what kinds of instruments?
Percussion
Woodwind
Brass
All of the above
341
Besides marches, what other kind of music does a military band play?
Ceremonial
Jazz
Classical
Musical theater
342
Who was the president when the Armory Show opened?
Woodrow Wilson
William Howard Taft
Warren G. Harding
Theodore Roosevelt
343
Kenneth Alford became the director of music for what?
Naval Forces
French Ambassadors
Royal Marines
British Royal Family
344
Which one of Sousa's songs inspired the official song of the U.S. Army?
Solid Men to the Front
Sabre and Spurs
U.S. Field Artillery
Great Little Army
345
Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning
was written by what composer?
George M. Cohan
Irving Berlin
Alfred Bryan
Al Piantadosi
346
How would Dove best explain his process of abstraction, or extraction?
The colors of the subject blending to create new forms
Different aspects of the subject being brought to life
The subject slowly disappearing to leave a new form behind
The lines of the subject intertwining to create a new form
347
What did Dove believe that art forms should embody?
Permanence
Modern, Spiritual Values
Tradition
Materialism
348
How many songs did Cohan write?
500+
100-150
250-300
400-450
349
What kind of military band music is used to control troops on the battlefield?
Troop Music
Field Music
Fight Music
Duty Music
350
Each movement of
En Blanc et Noir
is dedicated to a different _______.
Shakespearean character
fallen hero of WWI
musical form
person
351
Novello wrote what other kind of music?
saxophone solos
marching band arrangements
string quartet pieces
musical theatre
352
What effect did Dove's sailing have on his place in the avante-garde circles of NY?
He made a small number of friends who supported him
He became extremely liked and well known
He became extremely isolated within the circle
He made multiple enemies within the circle
353
When was the official song of the U.S. Army written?
1917
1915
1919
1913
354
What is the title of this piece?
Sunset off Cape Split
Sunset
Sunrise
Sunset Near Stonington
355
What is the title of this piece?
Corn, No. 2
Corn, Dark 1
Blue and Green Music
From the Old Garden No. 2
356
What is the name of the official national march of the United States?
The National Anthem
The Stars and Stripes Forever
From Sea to Shining Sea
America the Beautiful
357
In what year was
It's a Long Way to Tippery
originally performed?
1910
1916
1912
1914
358
What other area of entertainment did Castle and Europe impact?
Social Dancing
Singer-song writer performances
Jazz Solos
Performance Poetry
359
What did the “essences” or shapes in Dove’s work symbolize?
Elan Vital
Organic Growth
All of the Above
Force
360
Who taught Richard Whiting piano and music theory?
Donaldson
He taught himself
Sousa
Cohan
361
President Wilson received recognition in how many World War 1 songs?
75
25
50
100+
362
What is the name of this piece?
Green Falls
Falls
Many Waters
Blue Horizons
363
Whose publishing company did Walter Donaldson work for?
Noble Sissle
Gus Kahn
Irving Berlin
James Europe
364
The empty head, monocle, vacuum cleaner, and roller skates in Dove’s
The Critic
show what
He is respectable and esteemed
He is uninterested and childlike
He is foolish and unsuited for his work
He is funny and easy going
365
How can we identify the artist of this piece as Davies?
Bright bold colors, nature theme
Focus on nature in cool colors
Not Davies
Not entirely typical, but same pale colors/otherwordly feel
366
What military award did Butterworth receive?
Badge of Honor
Medal of Courage
Military Cross
Purple Heart
