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35 Cards in this Set
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T/F the first phrase of avante-garde music in literature was later called modernism
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True
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T/F Copeland felt that, as an American, he should write music for the common folk
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True
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T/F Composers abandoned traditional tonality, as in works of Stravinsky, Debussy, and Schumann
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False, Schumann did not
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T/F Blues notes are taken from African Scales
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True
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T/F Schoenberg used Russian folk melodies in his music
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False, Stravinsky
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Which was not a musical trend after WWII
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Emotionalism
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th style of jazz that uses no improvisation
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ragtime
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who was the jazz composer
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duke ellington
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which was part of the sound innovations of the post war era
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strings
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who was the jazz composer
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duke ellington
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who was known for improvisation as the "scat woman" and the "1st lady of song"
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Ella Fitzgerald
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which was part of the sound innovations of the post war era
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strings
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the use of recorded sounds of life
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music concrete
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vocal improvisation is called
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scat singing
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music in which simple melodies/harmonies/motives are repeated many times
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minimalism
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what decade was known as the jazz age
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1920s
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early 20th century harmony became...
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more dissonant
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steven foster wrote?
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songs
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john philip susso wrote
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marches
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who wrote music for strings, percussion, and celesta
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bartok
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the first truly american composer
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charles ives
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in the early 20th century there was no
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compositional norm
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the original definition of fusion is a combination of ? and ?
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jazz and rock
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T/F early european settlers dissaproved music unless it was performed in the church
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True
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who is not a minimalistic composer
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Ives
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what was not an element of Bebop music
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the electronic keyboard
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where did jazz start
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new Orleans
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when accents are moved slightly ahead of the beat, it is ?
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syncopation
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the composer of Conga Brava was
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Duke Ellington
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which piece created sensation in 1958 Brucels World fair
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Poeme electronique
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T/F European music was rarely performed and supported in America
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False
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what war did African Americans introduce jazz to Europe
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WWII
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T/F Copeland was a great avante-garde innovator, and was not interested in writing music for the people
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False
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who was not a visual artist of the avate garde
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michaelangelo
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new orleans jazz employed what texture
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polyphonic
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