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Moldau by Smetana is a Programmatic piece.The program describes____.

A river flowing through the country side.

Nationalismmusic means __________.

That composers became interested in the folk musicof their homeland and included it in their compositions.

What wasthe style of opera that stressed a truthful portrayal of human emotion?

Verismo

MadamButterfly, in the aria “Un Bel Di” expresses hope that ______.

Captain Pinkertonwill come back to her

Ragtime music was one of the precursors towhich distinctly American style of music?

Jazz

What was the style of jazz that originatedin New Orleans?

Dixieland

Swing style jazz was most likely to beplayed by ________.

Big band

Bessie Smith was a famous singer of the_____ style.

Blues

One of the following instruments is in therhythm section of jazz ensemble.

Keyboard

Who was famous jazz clarinetist, who wasalso an excellent classical musician. He also worked against segregation byplaying both white and black musicians?

Benny Goodman

The style of music that expresses subtleemotions like the piece by debussys “lapres nidi un faune” is know as______.

Impressionism

The leading proponent of primitivism inmusic at the turn on the 20th century was _____.

Igor Stravinsky

Music of the primitivist style is generally____.

Direct, raw, andoccasionally shocking

An influential painter who worked withStravinsky and exhibited elements of primitism in his work was ______.

Picasso

Of all influences that combined to createrock’n’roll which of the following were the most prominent?

Rhythm and Blues,Country music, Gospel

Arnold Schoenberg was the inventor of whichcompositional technique?

Twelve tone system

The twelve-tone technique can be describedas essentially______.

Atonal

The 20th century style thatreturned to the formal structures and orderliness of the 18thcentury compositions is called______.

Neo-claissism

Bitonality is__________.

When two differentkeys sound simultaneously

Atonal music does not have______

A tonal center

"Three Places in New England" by Charles Ives is aprogrammatic piece and for all practical purposes is a___

Symphonic poem

What instrument families do you hear in Aaron Copland's"Fanfare for the Common Man"?

Brass and Percussion

What is the best way to describe the characteristic sound ofthis debussy piece?

Affectionate,subtle, colorful

What compositional techniques give this composition it's veryunsettled feeling?

Syncopation and Polyrhythms

What notes that are lowered or bent in this style of singingare called ____ and gave this style of jazz its name?

Blue Notes

The Rite of Springwas written and performed in ________.

1913

One of the followingartists pioneered the neoclassical style.

Stravinsky

This painting is anexample of _______________.

Impressionism

One of the followingartists was a famous swing era composer and performer.

DukeEllington

The nationalisticstyle in music is associated with __________.

19thand 20th century

This painting is anexample of _______________.

Primitivism

Jazz as we know ittoday originated in the ____ century.

Early20th

Moldau by Smetena isa (n):

symphonicpoem

The “Hoe Down” byCopland shows ___________________.

Influenceof American folk music

One of the following piecesrepresents nationalism in music.

ThreePlaces in New England; Charles Ives

One of these artistswas known for playing trumpet and singing.

LouisArmstrong

The Dixieland band mostlikely consisted of ______ players.

5 -7

The form used inMoldau by Smetena is a(n) ________.

Freeform

One of the followingcompositions shows the composers modernistic approach:

CharlesIves Putnam s Camp from Three Places in New England

This painting is anexample of _______________.

Expressionism

The music of one ofthe following composers reflected his interest in American music and culture.

Copland

The rags of ScottJoplin could be considered a precursor of _____________.

Jazz

A composition inwhich two keys are played simultaneously is an example of ___________.

Bitonality

This paintingcorresponds to the __________ style in music.

Minimalist

A piece that combinestwo different meters at the same time is using _________.

Polyrhythm

What vocal technique does the performer use in this piece?

Sprechstimme

What vocal technique does this performer use in this piece?

Scat

This composition is written by...(piano)

Scott Joplin