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What is timbre?
Quality of musical sound resulting from the harmonic series
A type of instrument, originally from France
A pitch frequency
A type of synesthesia
2
This is an image of
Clara Schumann teaching imaginative children's music
Teacher at Versailles, instructing children in the rules of comportment
A boarding school established to forcibly assimilate indigenous children
A classroom in a Japanese internment camp
3
Yankee Doodle began as a children's song
False
True
4
What is Sufism?
Islamic mysticism or asceticism
Islamic myths or aesthetics
Islamic music composed in the 18th/19th centuries
5
According to Kallberg (1996), a generic contract is
The conventions and patterns of a musical genre
A contract between the Grammy Awards' committee and artists
A relic of the past
An unspoken agreement between a composer/songwriter and listener
6
A prescriptive approach to music
Attempts to guide musical events or practices
Describes what is happening musically
Diagnoses the weaknesses in a musical performance
7
Which of the following are examples of "push factors" in US immigration (
select all that apply
)
Famine in Ireland
Growth of the Saudi Petroleum Industry
Religious persecution in Europe
The Gold Rush
8
What is contrafacta?
New music accompanying the same text
New texts sung to the same music
Fake news
9
What was one of Judith Butler's primary contributions in
Gender Trouble
(1990)
Defense of the biological basis of gender
Development of the concept of gender performativity
Deconstruction of the gender roles and norms of ballet culture
Development of a psychoanalytic understanding of gender dysphoria
10
Which is of the following are parts of the standard process of rituals according to Shelemay (
select all that apply
)
Transition
Subversion
Separation
Incorporation
11
When Huun Huur Tu evokes the sounds of the wind, river, and horses, this is ________ signification.
Assonance
Natural
Linguistic
Imitative
12
In the famous
Well Tempered Klavier
, Bach included a theme from a composition he wrote for and with his 11-year-old son.
True
False
13
What is the name of this instrument?
Bon
Kabuki
Shakuhachi
Koto
14
Kanye broke some generic contracts with
Jesus is King
and the Sunday Sessions
False
True
15
This type of vocalization can be called (select all that apply)
Heterophonic Singing
Belt Singing
Overtone Singing
Throat Singing
16
The invention of the codex and the spread of Christianity were important factors in the spread of notated music.
False
True
17
As apartheid came to an end in South Africa in the early 1990s ______.
"The Call of South Africa" remained the national anthem
A new national anthem was composed
"Lord, Bless Africa" and "The Call of South Africa" were combined
"Lord, Bless Africa" (ANC) became the national anthem
18
In
Musicking
, Christopher Small critiques (
select all that apply)
The reification of music as a "thing" rather than a practice
The privileging of Western classical music
The overemphasis on musical "works" and composers
19
The Renaissance is the first period from which we have a significant written repertory of music.
False
True
20
A diasporic group is
A cluster of sonic spores that multiply through hip-mitotic music
A colonized population that exhibits cultural hybriditiy
A scattered population whose origin is in a different geographic locale
A group of soujourners
21
The George Igawa Orchestra was
Formed in response to the Western colonization of Japan
Banned by the WRA during the period of Japanese internment
Brought on tours to high schools, community centers, and war rallies
Only allowed to play Japanese traditional music
22
In the podcast on decolonial/anticolonial orchestras, we're introduced to the term "bimusicality." This term refers to
A hybridized combination of two genres
The ability to play two independent music lines at once
A queered approach to musicking
Deep familiarity with two musical traditions
23
In terms of musical patronage, what changed in the second half of the 20th century in the U.S.?
Corporate funding declined
The government became the largest funding source for the arts
Impresarios began to dominate the presentation of public concerts
Nonprofits began to fund more public performances (universities, museums)
24
According to Shelemay, an example of an "invented tradition" is
The Ukrainian bandura
The Scottish bagpipe and kilt
Sufi rituals
25
What does Shelemay offer as an example of "early touristic consumption" of music?
The World's Columbian Exposition (Chicago)
Louis XIV's ballet performances (Versailles)
Harrison's Campaign Song
26
The symbolic meaning in santería rituals served as a
Hidden transcript
Neutral transcript
Public transcript
Academic transcript
27
The current national anthem of South Africa is sung in 11 languages
True
False
28
Which of the following is true of a corrido
Developed in Mexico and around the US-Mexico border
Lyrics always refer to outlaws
Through-composed
All of the above
29
Orchestras _________.
First emerged in the middle class with public concerts in theaters
Began in the 700s
Were initially displays of patronage and prestige
Were developed for the purpose of colonization through music
30
Sound is organized according to
All of the above
Pitch
Duration
Intensity
31
Children's music before 1800 was characterized by a romantic view of the imaginative nature of children.
False
True
32
Which of the following is NOT a type of musical signification
Imitative
Philosophical
Associative
Linguistic
33
The communication of meanings and values in music is called
Significitude
Signification
Signage
Significance
34
What is the name of this instrument?
'Ud
Saz
Bandura
Hurdy-Gurdy
35
Parodies like Weird Al's "White & Nerdy" are contrafacta
False
True
