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Chapter 4 Find the Beat Feel the Rhythm!
Chapter 4 Find the Beat Feel the Rhythm!
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This quiz reflects questions from Chapter 4 of "Music! ints role and Importance in our lives"
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1
Nicolai Rimski-Kosakov used_________in “Procession of the Nobles”.
Compound Meter
Complex Meter
Mixed Meter
Simple Meter
2
What are rhythmic techniques used in the segment from STOMP to create interest and variety?
using contrived sensors with deprecating emotion
found instruments mixed with a steady beat & complex rhythms
using brass instruments in an indoor setting
using cellos with a fluid beat
3
__________composed the “Maple Leaf Rag”.
Eubie Blake
Lud Foe
Scott Joplin
Ludwig Van Beethoven
4
How does Blue Man Group make music sound complex?
by filling drums with colored liquid
by wearing blue make-up on their heads
by using driving subdivisions of the beat
by flying on harnesses
5
Ludwig van Beethoven used_______for the opening section of the 2nd Movement of his Symphony #7.
Simple Melodic Rhythm
Simple Harmonic Rhythm
Harmonic Melodic Rhythm
Simple Complex Rhythm
6
The Bamileke people perform highly rhythmic music to accompany their__________.
Rain Dance
Warrior Dance
Dab Dance
Hula Dance
7
How does Blue Man Group take a very simple musical idea and make it sound richly complex?
by subdividing beats into beats of equal length
by lengthening beats into beats of equal subdivisions
by substituting beats into pulses of equal length
by contriving beats into pulses of non-equal portions
8
What is meant by the term mixed meters?
mixing singers and instruments in a piece of music
mixing duple and triple meter in a piece of music
mixing sopranos and altos in a piece of music
mixing basses and tenors in a piece of music
9
What is the aural aspects of music in which a certain number of beats are grouped together?
meter
style
measure
accent
10
What is a melodic ostinato?
A repeated piano part
A repeated melodic figure
A non-repeating section of music
A repeating song
11
What is a repeated musical figure called?
style
ostinato
improvisation
accent
12
What word refers to a type of spontaneous musical invention?
Interesting
Improvisation
International
Impersonal
13
What causes the feeling syncopation gives to music?
it creates a feeling of balance or something unexpected
it creates a feeling of imbalance or something unexpected
it creates a feeling of imbalance or something expected
it takes away a feeling of imbalance or something unexpected
14
Accent that it goes against the steady beat, conflicts, and tries to upset the steady beat?
Symmetry
Syncronicity
Syncopation
Off Kilter
15
Ragtime was a popular form of dance music in America before__________.
Civil War
World War 1
Vietnam Conflict
World War 2
16
What term refers to the emphasis placed on a sound or pitch in music?
ostinato
accent
measure
style
17
What are three instruments used in “Lali” performed by the Bamileke people?
saxophones, clarinets, and flutes
drums, bells and rattles
trombones, trumpets, and tubas
violins, violas, and cellos
18
The 1st beat of a group is accented, the accent helps the listener to establish the ______.
meter
grove
shiznit
monophonic
19
What term designates groups or sets of beats divided by vertical lines on the music staff?
meter
accent
measure
style
20
Why is coordination an important asset for a musician? A musician _________________
never plays one or more complex rhythms simultaneously
often sees one or more complex rhythms simultaneously
often plays one or more compound rhythms simultaneously
often plays one or more complex rhythms simultaneously
21
What is the difference between beat and rhythm?
Beat is a steady time Rhythm is how the music paces is pulse
Beat is complex pulse, Rhythm is how music is through space
Rhythm is steady pulse, Beat is how the music paces itself.
Beat is steady pulse, Rhythm is how the music paces itself
