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A _____________________ is a short, showy tune, usually written for brass, played to honor important people or announce an important event.

Fanfare

A change of key is called a __________________.

Modulation


_______________ refers to the craft of putting together sounds to create a musical work.

Composition

A _____________________ is an electronic device capable of producing sounds in almost any range, tone quality and volume.

Synthesizer

The motive or "grabber" phrase in a song that often accompanies the words of the song's title is called a ___________________.

Hook

Rhythm of the Night

Diane Warren

Comin' to Town

Libby Larsen

Fanfare for the Common Man

Aaron Copland

I Got Rhythm

George Gershwin

Appalachian Spring

Aaron Copland

Unbreak my Heart

Diane Warren

Marimba Concerto: After Hampton

Libby Larsen

Because You Loved Me

Diane Warren

Bess, You Is My Woman Now

George Gershwin

Rhapsody in Blue

George Gershwin

One of Gershwin's Broadway musicals, Of The I Sing, won the 1931 Pulitzer Prize.

True

In Beethoven's time, the harpsichord was widely used for composing.

False

The hymn, "'Tis a Gift to be Simple", was used by Libby Larsen in her piece entitled The Settling Years.

False

George Gershwin's compositions for the concert hall combines American jazz with traditional classical forms.

True

Moses George Hogan was a late-twentieth-century composer and arranger of gospel music.

True

Lionel Hampton popularized spirituals in the second half of the 20th century.

False

The song that catapulted Ethel Merman to fame in 1930 was "I Got Rhythm" from Gershwin's Broadway musical Girl Crazy.

True

One reason Libby Larsen is so successful is that she builds a song around the hook.

False

Aaron Copland's compositional style reflected American folk traditions and themes.

True

The box office failure of Porgy and Bess is attributed to the use of the word "opera" in advertising the show.

False

A marimba is larger than a xylophone with tuned resonating tubes under the tone bars.

True