Vocab 1-3 Flashcards | StudBud
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  • made by a group of clergymen from the Massachusetts Bay colony to follow God's word faithfully
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    a published collection of psalm or hymn tunes
    • Tunebook
    • Psalm Singer
    • Hymnal
    • Pew
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    a dancer in a ring shout
    • Priest
    • Deacon
    • Songster
    • Shouter
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    a brass instrument, similar to the trumpet but with a mellower, softer tone.
    • Flugelhorn
    • Cornet
    • Trumpet
    • Trombone
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  • a texture in which each instrument maintains a distinctive rhythmic pattern, which interlocks with other rhythms
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    a commercial practice in which a publisher raises capital by offering copies of a book at a pre-publication discount
    • Kick Starter
    • Subscription
    • Hymnal
    • Prescription
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  • Triangle, cymbals, and bass drum; the latter two were common in bands of the Civil War era
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    an African-American practice of religious singing and dancing
    • Songster
    • Ring Shout
    • Shouter
    • Spiritual
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  • an agricultural work song for solitary singer 
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  • a nineteenth-century term for music based on theoretical knowledge.
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  • Sacred verse written in the style of a metrical psalm, or the musical setting for such text
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    the realm of musical activity built around composers' music: music embodied in written scores
    • Composers Sphere
    • Popular Sphere
    • Traditional Sphere
    • Classical Sphere
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  • The style of lining  out favored by New England congregations before the rise of regular singing 
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    an African American sacred song rooted in the experience of slavery
    • Work Song
    • Field Holler
    • Hymn
    • Spiritual
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  • a song that helps workers fulfill their tasks by pacing their activity, coordinating their movements
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  • the typical nineteenth-century American wind ensemble, consisting of brass and Janissary instruments
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  • the real musical activity connected with particular customs and ways of life, relying on oral transmission
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  • Any member of a family of mellow-toned brass instruments invented by Adolphe Sax
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    The place in New Orleans where slaves were allowed to play traditional African music and dance.
    • Beale Street
    • Mardi Gras
    • French Quarter
    • Congo Square
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  • The leader in a ring shout 
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  • a course of instruction devoted to teaching the rudiments of singing and note reading, focused on sacred music
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  • singing by rule, as encouraged by the musical literacy movement of eighteenth-century New England. 
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    a sacred song in the Hebrew scripture (Old Testament)
    • Hymnal
    • Psalm
    • The Bay Psalm Music
    • Tunebook
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  • German term sometimes translated as “Band of music”; military music performed by pairs of wind instruments
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  •  a musical practice in which a leader's music phrase is answered by the group