Quiz 1 Review

A great deal of American music can be said to have African roots

This genre was sung by enslaved people in groups as they worked:

In pre-Civil War America, musical culture already reflected complexity and diversity

Whjch of these was not an empire to have settlements in early North America

Call and response was a common feature of African American music

Common in the American South, this form of church singing used triangles, diamonds, and squares to teach singing

Catholic music in Europe and the early North American settlements tended to be

Most accounts of Native American music that we have today were written by Native people themselves

This term refers to the practice of singing Psalms during worship

This composer wrote a book of choral music for New England churches and was affiliated with the Patriot movement

This was a form of call and response song and dancing thought by some to have originated with West African Muslims

Examples of "composers music" were generally in high market demand

The banjo originated in Africa and was brought to the United States by enslaved people

This person is known as the father of music education

This term refers to non-religious music

"The Liberty Song" is an example of this genre, where popular ballads had their lyrics changed to express opinions

Which of these is not a "sphere" of American music

African American and Indigenous enslaved people were allowed to make music in this square in New Orleans

The singing schools were affiliated with churches

This term refers to religious music or music used for worship services

This person became known as America's first great classical composer by reflecting the musical influences of New Orleans

Spanish and French classical music was common in this city, where many French and Spanish people had settled

This composer wrote both performers music and composers music

Blackface minstrelsy was first performed in the American South

Brass bands were common even in smaller towns in 19th century America