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All That Piano, Musical, Jazz Stuff
All That Piano, Musical, Jazz Stuff
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1
The main difference between New Orleans and Chicago jazz are the level of organisation.
True
False
2
Romanticism came about as a result of the French Revolution
False
True
3
Teaching music as a profession began in the Baroque period.
True
False
4
Musical theatre in Europe originated in Ancient Greece
True
False
5
What is the purpose of underscoring?
To entertain the bored performers
To heighten the emotional impact of spoken dialogue
To provide comedic elements to the interplay between actors
6
West Side Story is based in Romeo and Juliet.
True
False
7
In Swing music, the three sections are ____?
Saxophones, Brass and Rhythm
Woodwinds, Brass, Rhythm
Reeds, Horns, Backline
Saxophones, Horns and Backline
8
The Great Migration served to eventually bring about Hip Hop.
True
False
9
The Black Codes were laws that preserved slavery.
True
False
10
Musicals have TWO directors
False
True
11
How does the Harpsichord produce sound?
Plectrums
Hammers
Tongs
Bows
12
The Major Pentatonic scale omits which notes from the major scale?
2 and 7
4 and 6
2 and 6
4 and 7
13
What two events influenced the Baroque period?
Advances in science and the French Revolution
The French Revolution and Counter-Reformation
Liberty, Equality and Fraternity
The Counter-Reformation and advances in science
14
What was difficult to do when playing the Harpsichord?
See
Have a conversation
Play chords
Express dynamics
15
What did the Emancipation Proclaimation do?
Freed all slaves in rebellious states
Free all of the slaves
16
Creole people were an ethnic mixture of African American and _____?
Spanish
French
English
17
When was the first pipe organ invented?
252BC
1602
250BC
248BC
18
What cadences are classed as finished?
Perfect and Imperfect
Perfect and Plagal
Imperfect and Interrupted
Plagal and Interrupted
19
Which company invented the first bass drum pedal?
Pearl
Premier
Tama
Ludwig
20
What does burlesque mean?
To purloin an idea
To make fun of something
To dance suggestively
To entertain
21
The modern drum kit came about as a result of _____?
Smaller groups of musicians
Cramped performing conditions
Crayons
Creole musicians
22
During the Baroque period, modes were replaced by another key system.
False
True
23
Jim Crow laws were enacted until ____.
1965
1856
1865
1956
24
The term "red carpet treatment" originated in Vaudeville.
True
False
25
What is Figured Bass also known as?
Bass0 Continouo
Basso Continuo
Continued Bass
Basso Finito
26
What is the origin of the term vaudeville?
vau de ville
vox de villa
voix du ville
voix de ville
27
How many inversions of a triad are there?
One
Two
None
Three
28
Minstrelsy began in ______.
America
France
Canada
England
29
A ballad is usually this type of song.
An "I Want" song
Instructional
Cheerful
Romantic
30
The Baroque period was a result of the Church declaring ______?
That art should be a direct expression of the composers experiences
Art should serve to further the agenda of the Church
Art should serve as a means to stimulate the public's faith
31
Creole musicians were found where?
New Orleans
New York
Chicago
Kansas
32
What are the three categories of Harmonic Function?
Tonic, Mediant, Dominant
Tonic, Subdominant, Dominant
Tonic, Supertonic, Dominant
Tonic, Submediant, Subdominant
33
What do chords I, III and VI all have in common?
The second
The third
The tonic
The fifth
34
The Blues is the basis for American popular music.
True
False
35
Basso Continuo emphasises intervals from the given note.
True
False
36
What is missing in a suspended chord?
The third
The tonic
The fifth
37
During which musical period did chords become important?
Romantic
Classical
Renaissance
Baroque
38
The Black Codes made being homeless illegal.
True
False
39
Romantic music was composed to ____?
Cater to the wants and needs of public audiences
Cater to the needs and wants of the composer's patron/s
