World Music Quiz

Which of the following in Tim Taylor's World Music Today article covers the concern of globalization and transnationalism

• views that exclaim "We are one world now"

• "McDonaldization"

• "cultural homogenization"

• "in a silo"

What did Scott Lash (1990) described as where he sees as a symptomatic of contemporary times

• "de-differentiation"

• "re-differentiation"

• "non-differentiation"

• "In-defferentiation"

Bob Haddad, who was the producer for an independent record label, mentioned that consumers "tend to be well-educated, well-traveled...often between 35-60 years old and might speak several languages" What are these groups of people are categorized by?

• Geographical region

• Age

• Social Class

• Occupation

What theory did Tim Taylor mentioned about Pierre Bordieu's (1984) that is necessary of hype over globalization?

• Cultural Capital

• Cultural Communities

• Classical Communities

• Cross Capital

What was the term used by Tim Taylor (2007) to mean the increasing importance in developed countries of possessing a kind of capital that stands for real knowledge of the world in the current so-called information age

• "Global Informational Capital"

• "Global Cultural Capital"

• "Global Inquisitional Capital"

• "Global Worldwide Capital"

Which of the following are the categories of world music awards in the Grammies

• Traditional World Music Album

• Best Contemporary World Music

• Authentic World Music Album

• Best Global World Music

What was the quote by Homi Bhabha 1994 that describes the Other in the article?

• "almost the same, but not quite"

• "same and authentic"

• "always the same, and pure"

• "never the same, and hybrid"

For world music, how is the motivation to produce music and festivals

• market driven

• agency driven

• policy driven

• currency driven

Marketers according to Tim Taylor use financial status to promote world music because

• "the idea of being different" is cool and hip

• listening world music makes you smarter

• people who listen to world music is guaranteed to be financially stable

• world music is mainly to promote travel

Tim Taylor mentioned that before world music became popular, classical music was known as a high cultural educational capital. Why did he say that?

• People who listened to recorded classical music was a sign of prestige.

• these people had gramophones in their houses

• Classical music was only available if you were born in the royal family

• Only western audiences have access to classical music