Music History Final Exam Review

What is Scandinavian folk music called?

Which country off the coast of Venezuela is known for making instruments out of used oil barrels?

What was the title of the Who's Rock Opera about a kid who became a master pinball player?

What is the definition of Folk music?

Who is one of the most popular British Rock n' Roll groups from Liverpool?

What is music called in Indonesia?

What kind of music was most common in Medieval Europe?

Which song form is most associated with folk music?

Who was the popular German Baroque composer who died in 1750, in which his death marked the end of the Baroque era?

What is the difference between sacred and secular music?

Which two genres combined to create the genre of "Soul"?

What was the title of the piece of music written by Carlos Chavez that is based off an ancient Aztec ballet?

Who is considered to be the Queen of Soul?

How is folk music usually handed down?

Who was the famous New Orleans Rock n' Roll musician that was known for his warm French, Creole accent?

What was invented in during the Renaissance that allowed both music and literature to become more widely available? 

Who are the two living members of the Beatles?

Who was the King of Ragtime?

What was the title of Bill Haley's song from "The Blackboard Jungle"?

Who was the traveling songster from Oklahoma that traveled by train and wrote songs about his travel experiences?

Which two genres combined to create Rock n' Roll?

Which British Rock and Roll group was led by Mick Jagger?

Where did Jazz first start?

What gave the Blues its name?

What town did the subgenre of Soul called "Motown" emerge from?

Which genre of music from Japan is described as, "based on the ceremonial music introduced from China and South Asia"?

Which genre is a difficult term to define but most people say its, "a feeling, the way one feels when singing"?

Which of these is NOT one of the 3 periods of development by the Beatles.

Where did the Ancient Greek believe that their music came from?

Where was "Rockabilly" formed?

How did purists of both Folk music and Rock n' Roll feel when the genres mixed in the 1960s?

What did Robert Zimmerman change his name to in order to fit in with the folk music crowd?

What does Antiphonal mean?

Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 traits of "good" music from China that Confucius outlined?

Which Irish dance is always written in the 6/8 time signature?

What country did Baroque music begin to emerge from?

Who was the father of Romanticism in classical music?

"The most distinctive style element of [this region] music is the use of call and response in many dance songs"

What are the notes of Indian (the country) music called?

When did Jazz first start to emerge in America?