Dual Enrollment Music 19th Intro/Beethoven

The Bach revival 

• happened three hundred years after his death.
• was very brief and made no difference in the future of music
• was held at First Lutheran Church
• was led by his dear friend G.F. Handel

The growing interest in classical music contributed to the 

• growth of music publishing
• downfall of modern music
• building of the Bach Hall of Fame
• gap between the lower and upper class

The first American conservatory was ________________, founded in 1857.

• Peabody Conservatory
• The Juilliard School
• Brevard Music Center
• Cleveland State Conservatory

Scholars who research the history of music are called

• musicologists
• Renaissance men
• music history buffs
• music history researchers

Instrument makers invented dozens of new instruments; most were 

• metal wind instruments
• reed and bamboo wind instruments
• string instruments with metal strings
• metal percussion instruments

The saxophone eventually became all of the following except

• a full-time member of the symphony orchestra
• a full-time member of the military band
• the dominant wind instrument in popular music
• a jazz instrument

At the turn of the century, concert bands, such as the one led by _________ became popular. 

• John Philip Sousa
• Charles Ives
• Benjamin Dale
• Harold Hill

In the United States, the new mass entertainment included

• musical comedy, minstrel shows and concerts by touring concert bands
• touring magic acts, jugglers, and opera scenes
• Shakespearian theatre, minimalist drama and steel drumming
• The Cakewalk, Dixieland, and shuffleboard songs

Ballet went solo during the nineteenth century after being an integral part of ______________.

• opera
• Christmas productions
• palace entertainment only
• the liturgy

At the dawn of the twentieth century, musical entertainment was truly a _______________.

• business, and a thriving one.
• high-class affair
• dying art
• luxury that most could not afford