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Tin Pan Alley
Tin Pan Alley
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This is a presentation about the musically influence of jazz and the tin pan alley
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1
What led to the decline of Tin Pan Alley?
Rise of television
New genres like rock 'n' roll and radio technology
Legal restrictions on music publishing
Lack of new talent
2
Which Tin Pan Alley composer created "Rhapsody in Blue"
George Gershwin
Irving Berlin
Richard Rodgers
Cole Porter
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Which of these composers was a major figure in Tin Pan Alley?
Duke Ellington
Irving Berlin
John Coltrane
Louis Armstrong
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Why was it called "Tin Pan Alley"
It sounded like tin pans were clanging from the many pianos
The street was lined with tin shops
Musicians used tin pan as instruments
The music was recorded on tin records
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What was Tin Pan Alley known for?
Creating Broadway musicals
Organizing jazz festivals
Dominating the American popular music scene
Developing classical music
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Which song by George Gershwin is considered a jazz standard from Tin Pan Alley
"In the Mood"
"Night and Day"
"I Got Rhythm"
"Rhapsody in Blue"
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What is the common song structure found in Tin Pan Alley music that became popular in Jazz
Verse-Chorus
12-bar blues
16-bar rhythm
32-bar song form (AABA)
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Where was Tin Pan Alley located?
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York City
New Orleans
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What kind of lyrics did Tin Pan Alley songs usually have
Clever, humorous and relatable
Complex and abstract
Serious and philospohical
Non-lyrical, focused on instrumental
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Tin Pan Alley had no lasting influence on Jazz or American pop music
False
True
