Art and Music of World War One

What job did Donaldson have at Tin Pan Alley?

Hassam was not shown in Stieglitz 291 because _______.

Where is James Europe buried?

O'Keeffe's floral paintings featured what perspective?

What piece did Berlin compose that resulted in him receiving a Congressional Gold Medal?

Admirers of O'keeffe were referring to what when referencing her "purity"?

What is the story in the song How Ya Gonna Keep Them Down on the Farm (After They've seen Paree

What was Cohan's first original musical comedy?

Identify the artist: Mountain and Sky

What was Berlin's first international hit?

What is the title of this piece?

What is the name of the official national march of the United States?

When was Keep the Home Fires Burning written?

What popular song was from this musical? (Shuffle Along)

What song influenced the U.S. Field Artillery March?

What is the title of this piece?

How did Whiting become the first important Hollywood composer?

What is the story within Until We Meet Again?

Where did Blake study composition after he retired?

In what country was Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit-Bag composed?

What is uncharacteristic of O'Keeffe's My Shanty, Lake George, compared to her other works?

Who composed Keep the Home Fires Burning?

What musical did Sissle and Blake produce?

What is the theme of It's a Long Way to Tippery?

What was the reaction of the American avant-garde to the Armory Show?

When was The Banks of the Green Willow composed?

Except for a few measures, The Vanished Army is most likely marked ___________________.

What is the framing device is Dove's Portrait of Ralph Dusenberry?

Who composed The Banks of the Green Willow?

What is Kenneth Alford's real name?

Whose work had the most influence on Marin's New York Paintings?

What was Piantadosi's first song?

What genre of music is Blake known for?

The alert for a gas attack is signaled musically by a _________.

What age did Sousa join the US Marine Band?

Most bands of the American armed forces ______.

Sousa's era was referred to as the ______.

What is the title of this piece?

What subjects, seen in her paintings, was Georgia O'Keeffe known for?

What always played a prominent role in Sousa Band concerts?

What kind of musician was Joe Young?

Marin's images were similar to the concepts of what group?

Stieglitz became interested in O'keeffe's work when he saw which of her works?

Marin's The Sea contains what features?

What kind of business was Tin Pan Alley?

What kind of time did Sousa make popular On the Quarter Deck?

What do the arches of green and blue in O'Keefe's Light Coming on the Plains III represent?

What is the title of this piece?

Sissle left his university to form a trio with whom?

Who was considered France's greatest living composer during the 1920s?

Unlike Dove, Hartley tended to _______.

What was NOT a common subject of O'Keeffe's works?

What was Piantadosi's nickname?

Why was Sousa's Band interrupted during WWI?

What is the title of this piece?

What did Dove believe that art forms should embody?

In Marin's Maine Islands, what structural device is used?

The artist of this piece was an impressionistic painter. Who is it?

Whose career did Whiting nurture while at Remick Publishing Company?

What is the instrumentation of Le Tombeau de Couperin?

Alford's Guns march pays tribute to whom?

What instrument was in plentiful supply during World War 1?

What is the title of this piece?

What was the most important part of Marin's work?

What year was Sousa appointed as the 14th conductor of the US Marine Band?

What genre of musicians favors Donaldson's material?

Who composed Colonel Bogey?

Butterworth's The Banks of Green Willow is a musical illustration of a(n) _______.

Identify the artist:

What dance is James Europe credited with creating?

What genre of music is Sissle famous for?

'Till We Meet Again can best be described as a _________.

In addition to the subject matter, what helped you identify this artist?

Many of Berlin's popular ballads had elements of _____.

Who is the composer of the VERY well known song, "You're a Grand Old Flag"?

What was the name of Blake's vaudeville duo?

What makes Light Coming on the Plains III different from the other paintings of the same name?

In what area did O'keeffe's artistic weaknesses lie?

Marin's Woolworth Building's were all created using what process?

In what state did Sissle attend university?

What is the title of this march?

John "Jack" Judge was born in what country?

The painter of Germany military emblems was ______.

What replaced parlor piano?

Marin's Cover for 291, No. 4 is most noticeably characterized by what?

What was NOT one of Berlin's careers?

Which character is NOT in The Soldier's Tale?

What did the “essences” or shapes in Dove’s work symbolize?

What was the nickname for the 369th US Infantry Regiment?

What is a common theme throughout almost all of Dove's work?

Besides writing music, what other art form did Novello practice?

Because he had no formal training, Berlin taught himself to play what instrument?

One of the reasons the Armory Show was important was it _______.

One instrument that was popular in American military bands but resisted in England was the ___.

One of the most reviled styles in the Armory Show was ______.

Where was Irving Berlin born?

Igor Stravinksy was born in what country?

What helped you identify this piece?

Where was Noble Sissle born?

Where did Piantadosi's career start?

Who, according to Georgia O'Keefe, had the most significant impact on her as an artist?

John Phillip Sousa did NOT compose music for _______.

Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit-Bag won a competition for what kind of song?

Marin's Autumn, New Jersey (1913) is most characterized by what?

What color is the canvas border seen in O'Keeffe's Light Coming on the Plains III?

What did O'Keefe 1915 charcoal drawings, though nonrepresentational, suggest?

"Extractions from Nature" applies to the work of ______.

The artist whose work was always all about nature was ______.

What is unique about the horizon line in O'Keeffe's Light Coming on in the Plains III?

How long does Alford's Guns march usually last?

Tipperary is a reference to a city in ______.

Who is the composer of this piece?

Which of O'Keeffe's Red Canna paintings was created with watercolor?

Over There was a hit song written in what year?

What is the title of this piece?

Which statement best applies to Stieglitz's view of photography?

Kenneth Alford became the director of music for what?

Whose publishing company did Walter Donaldson work for?

What literary style inspired Debussy?

Where did Holst study to become a composer?

Identify the artist

What military award did Butterworth receive?

Until We Meet Again was the number 1 song with whose recording?

What inspired The Soldier's Tale?

What makes O'Keeffe's 1915 charcoal abstractions most significant?

How was Butterworth killed?

What is the title of this piece?

How is Stravinksy's career described?

Dove, Hartley, and Marin were all part of the Stieglitz Group. They also had this is common...

Although Sousa could play many instruments, his principal instrument was the _______.

What was Cohen's first instrument?

Butterworth served in what military?

Which one of the artists studied was NOT a painter?

What feelings, shown by the red in The Flag, represent how the artist felt b/c of the war

What did Kandinsky's first abstractions have that Dove's did not?

Where was You're a Grand Old Flag originally performed?

What best describes critics interpretations of O'keeffe's works?

Who composed You're a Grand Old Flag?

The Brooklyn Bridge was a favorite subject of which artist?

What role did James Europe have in the Clef Club?

What theatre did Berlin own?

What is Debussy's full name?

What is the title of this piece?

The most influential proselytizer for American modernism was ______.

Whose memory is being honored in the second movement of En Blanc et Noir?

The Stieglitz Group consisted of ______.

Identify the artist:

Who did Sousa study with to learn composing and conducting?

Where was James Europe born?

Until We Meet Again was the closing number for what television program?

Long Island: Dove :: Maine :

Who/What inspired Colonel Bogey ?

Why was Piano Concerto for the Left Hand commissioned for this person?

In general, sky and recognizable forms, though abstracted, is typical of which artist?

Alford's marches surpass Sousa's and continental bandmasters in ______.

Each movement of En Blanc et Noir is dedicated to a different _______.

What shape is the painted image of Dove's Starry Heavens?

Where was Butterworth born?

Who/What inspired the names of the movements from The Planets?

What kind of song is Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit-Bag?

What two art styles, learned under Arthur Dow, most influenced O'keefe's personal style?

What effect did Dove's sailing have on his place in the avante-garde circles of NY?

Which one of Sousa's songs inspired the official song of the U.S. Army?

In what key is The Banks of the Green Willow composed?

What is the title of this piece? (LOOK AWAY!)

“It’s a Long Way to Tipperary” is written in ___________.

In 1927, Alford became the director of music for what ensemble?

Where was Ravel born?

What other area of entertainment did Castle and Europe impact?

Dove's assemblages are most similar to what style of collage?

What term can be best applied to Dove's Sentimental Music?

What was unique about the New York 369th Infantry Regiment?

What was Sam M Lewis' original name?

What is the English translation of Le Tombeau de Couperin?

What fatal incident happened to James Europe?

What is the title of this painting?

How many movements are in The Planets?

The empty head, monocle, vacuum cleaner, and roller skates in Dove’s The Critic show what

What is the name of this piece?

What do the swirling water forms in Dove's Waterfall best portray?

How would Dove best describe the objects he painted?

Sissle is the only African American artist to appear in what?

Who wrote the lyrics for I Didn't Raise My Son to be a Soldier?

What was the typical focus of Dove’s works?

O'Keeffe's architectural paintings often feature what subjects?

Who composed En blanc et noir?

What was Bryan's contribution to music?

In what year was Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit-Bag written?

What is the title of this piece by John Marin?

What year was Until We Meet Again written?

What type of music did Sousa introduce to Europe?

Which of the following is not a material seen in the 1925 piece, The Intellectual?

Why was Stravinksy unable to return to his home country during the war?

How many years was Sousa the director of the Marine Band?

What is the title of this war song, composed by Alfred Bryan and Al Piantadosi?

What was Colonel Bogey composed?

What vaudeville element did Cohan bring to musical theatre?

The form of dance NOT represented in "Soldier's Tale" by Igor Stravinksy is _____.

Donaldson founded what music publishing company?

President Wilson received recognition in how many World War 1 songs?

Who is the composer of this song, titled "Over There"?

How can we identify this piece titled Brooklyn Bridge as John Marins?

What color is not seen in O'Keeffe's Blue and Green Music?

What was the goal of the Chinese brush painting that influenced Marin's work?

What music school did John Phillip Sousa attend?

A typical Sousa march did not include ________.

How many movements are in Le Tombeau de Couperin?

Where did James Europe's Symphony of Negro Music perform?

What movement in music is associated with Ravel?

Military bands consist of what kinds of instruments?

What is the name of another Alford march?

The lyrics of "Give My Regards to Broadway" are _______.

What is the title of this piece?

How old was Sousa when he reenlisted for World War 1?

Who composed The Planets?

Who created this painting?

When was the first complete public performance of The Planets?

Who composed Over There?

What instrument did Holst play professionally before becoming a teacher?

Who is the composer of this march?

How many operettas did Sousa write?

What is a term O'Keeffe would NOT use to describe her work?

Why was Tin Pan Alley so successful?

Why did O'Keeffe's "Americanness" MOST matter to Stieglitz, Strand, and other admirers of hers?

A personal vocabulary of forms derived from nature is characteristic of which artist?

Novello wrote what other kind of music?

As a boy, George Cohan performed in what performance act?

As a music teacher, Holst was _____.

Who inspired the lyrics for You're a Grand Old Flag?

What other watercolor artist was Marin most influenced by?

How can we identify the artist of this as Davies?

Why was I Didn't Raise My Son to be a Soldier so controversial?

What nationality is Ivor Novello?

When did James Europe and his Society Orchestra receiving a recording contract?

The idea to give modern art a splashy debut was ______.

Irving Berlin was an unusual song writer because ______.

The framing device in Portrait of Ralph Dusenberry best provides a statement on what?

Although slightly beyond our timeframe, in addition to flowers, what did O'Keeffee paint?

Who taught Richard Whiting piano and music theory?

What was George Powell's pseudonym?

Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit-Bag was written by who?

The influence of the Chinese concept of Ch'i in Marin's paintings was was shown through what?

Rickett's frequent use of which instrument helped in its permanent inclusion in military bands?

Colonel Bogey is a typical European march because it is ________.

Who is the most famous American, female artist?

Before joining World War 1, what was the overall theme of popular music?

How would Dove best explain his process of abstraction, or extraction?

What movement was Dove heavily influenced by during his time in Paris?

Alford/Ricketts came to military bands through a ______.

Who was the first American artist to paint a completely abstract picture?

Views of New York and the Maine coast were favorite subjects of ______.

Which statement best applies?

When did I Didn't Raise My Son to be a Soldier premiere?

What was the armory show?

What is the title of this march composed by Ricketts?

In what way were O'keeffe's works inherently female?

What song won Whiting an Academy Award?

Which was not a material used in Dove's Rain?

The term military band dates back to what century?

It's a Long Way to Tipperary was popular with whose army?

What qualities of watercolor made it the best medium for catching the energy Marin sought?

How many patriotic songs were published in the United States between mid 1914-1919?

George M. Cohan was most closely associated with ______.

What was Novello's relationship with his former mentor, Dr. Herbert Brewer?

Who convinced Sissle to form a 12-piece band?

What was the theme of many of Alford's marches?

Who wrote It's a Long Way to Tipperary?

Close-ups of flowers are characteristic of the work of which artist?

Many later musicians were influenced by Claude Debussy's use of _______.

What did Al Piantadosi originally plan to study in college?

What is the title of this march?

Dove’s interest in Synesthesia meant that he believed colors and shapes could depict what?

What is the name of this artwork?

What feeling does Light Coming on the Plains III best convey?

Young collaborated on what Broadway show?

How can we identify the artist of this piece as Davies?

What is the theme of Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning?

When was the first performance of Le Tombeau de Couperin?

Along with Broadway, where else did Bryan write lyrics?

What was Kenneth Alford's primary instrument?

Who wrote the lyrics for Until We Meet Again?

Why was this recording contract monumental?

In The Soldier's Tale, what does the soldier trade to the devil?

The song It's a Long Way to Tipperary is referring to what country?

What kind of military band music is used to control troops on the battlefield?

Other than musical chords in Blue and Green Music, what could the green-white flames represent?

What is the title of this piece?

O'Keeffe's Drawing XIII was created with what medium?

Who assisted in writing It's a Long Way to Tippery?

What helped you decide the who the artist is?

What is a remarkable aspect of Berlin's career?

How many songs did Cohan write?

What term is used to define the conductor of a military band?

What artist created the following painting, Sunrise?

Who did the most collaborations with Lewis?

How many years was Tin Pan Alley in business?

Who was known as the "March King"?

What is the title of this piece?

Gustav Holst's "Jupiter" illustrates __________.

Who is the composer of this piece?

Who wrote the lyrics for Keep the Home Fires Burning?

How did Marin define the movement he tried to convey in his works?

Marin's variety of brush strokes and sense of sparsity in his paintings emphasize what?

When did Blake first record music?

Though denied by O'Keeffe, what was a common interpretation of her paintings?

What is Eubie Blake's original name?

O'Keeffe drew most of her inspiration from the landscape of what state?

What is the title of this work?

Marin's work is considered an important predecessor to what art movement?

What is the name of this piece?

What location had a deep influence on Marin and became a favorite subject for many of his works

Who was Piano Concerto for the Left Hand commissioned for?

Which of the following did Dove NOT create?

When did Blake retire?

What started the downfall of Tin Pan Alley?

What was Berlin's most successful musical?

Where was Piantadosi born?

What linked the works of Walt Whitman and artists like Marin, Stella, and Sheeler?

The organizers of the Amory Shows were ________.

"How Ya Gonna Keep 'em Down on the Farm" is a conversation between _______.

The style of this painting is ____________.

What musical is based on Cohan's life?

En Blanc et Noir is written for what instrumentation?

Approximately how many oil sketches make up Marin's Weehawken series?

What idea did Marin most try to convey in his brushstrokes and paintings in general?

When was the official song of the U.S. Army written?

British marches often have intricate _______.

Where were most of Novello's live performances?

How many of Stravinsky's ballets were commissioned by Diaghilev?

Watercolor was one of the preferred mediums of which artist?

How is Le Tombeau de Couperin described?

How can we identify the artist of this piece titled Gondolas as Davies?

Which artist was not a member of the Stieglitz Group?

What group played the first complete public performance of The Planets?

What is the name of this painting?

Theodore Roosevelt compares sons not becoming soldier's to what?

What is the story in I Didn't Raise My Son to be a Soldier?

How many movements are in En Blanc et Noir?

What was the purpose of Over There?

What is the best description of Dove's assemblages?

Eubie Blake began his career in what city?

In addition to being a futurist, Stella was also associated with _______.

What was Cohan's partner from 1904-1920?

Why couldn't Ravel join his country's Air Force?

Who composed Le Tombeau de Couperin?

The valved bass instrument used in American military bands was the _______.

Dove was essentially a _______.

Who was the president when the Armory Show opened?

Who is the composer of this war song, titled "Oh how I hate to get up in the morning"?

What color is not featured in Dove's Sunrise, 1924?

Where was Debussy born?

Who is the artist of this piece?

What instrument did sousa use to compose his music?

What artist created the following painting, After the Storm, Silver and Green?

Which one of the artists studied was an Impressionist?

What made Dove's first one man show at the 291 significant?

How old was the composer of Keep the Home Fires Burning?

Which statement best applies to Kuhn in relation to the Armory Show?

When did Piano Concerto for the Left Hand premiere?

On his return to the United States, Stella, like several other modern artists, _____.

Who/What inspired the names of the movements from Le Tombeau de Couperin?

In O'Keeffe's Red Canna (1919), what colors create the background of the bottom/left canvas?

In what year was It's a Long Way to Tippery originally performed?

What aspect of O'keeffe's work most excited Stieglitz and other 291 artists?

Why did Stravinksy financially struggle?

O'Keeffe's role as feminist icon had what impact on her work?

What role did Sissle have in 396th US Infantry Regiment?

What was the original title for You're a Grand Old Flag?

What is the title of this piece?

Where was Holst born?

What year was Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning composed?

The Planets is a(n) _____.

What year did James Europe introduce France to live ragtime, blues, and jazz?

What was Sousa's primary instrument?

How long is a full-length production of The Soldier's Tale?

In his 291 Gallery, Stieglitz showed ____.

Why was O'Keeffe's Petunia No. 4 significant?

What 1978 musical features Blake's work?

Besides marches, what other kind of music does a military band play?

What chinese concept is best seen in Marin's works?

Who is the composer of the U. S. Field Artillery March?

Where was Alfred Bryan born?

Apart from a plant form, what else is the curved form of O'keeffe's Blue II showing?

Who wrote the music for Until We Meet Again?

Who is the composer of this march?

Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning was written by what composer?

The works in O'keefe's one-woman show were most influenced by what?

Where did Ravel study music?