WorksheetsMUS 110 FInal Exam Study Guide
Total questions: 127
Worksheet time: 1hrs 3mins
Intro Quiz One: according to the text, it is unnecessary to acquire a sense of what exists beyond our own cultural experience
Ture
false
All music includes the element of sound and time
True
False
All music must be pretty or beautiful
True
False
Music can include silence
true
false
a good definition of music includes subjective factors
True
False
the physical characteristics if music involve physics, mathematics, and engineering
True
False
The science of acoustics is typically not used with musical instrument construction
True
False
music should never be used as purely functional
music can have attributes of both folk and classical music
Generally, Western European music is the only style we consider art music
Music from any culture is a reflection of the society that created it
the existence of music among all peoples is a fairly recent event in history
all cultures have music because of its power to stimulate emotional responses
Music can evoke unpleasant associations.
background music promotes passive listening
placing accents on weak beats or parts of beats produces syncopation
True
False
the loudness or softness of music is referred to as timbre
Variety creates a sense of contrast.
repetition creates a sense of contrast
Music has taken on a global perspective due to technological advances in communication and transportation.
Diverse musical traditions are a contributing element to our rich national culture.
the language used to discuss music is universal
ethnomusicologists study the social aspects of music
when categorizing music, stylistic labels should be adhered to rigidly
scientific research has found that music powerfully affects the emotions of listeners
Music is ______
A. Fire
B. calm
C. energetic
D. all of these
________ can be used to create music
Instruments
sound
voice
D. all of the above
music is an art and
A. a mental affection
B. a masterpiece
C. a science
D. a food
A great piece of music encourages repeated
dancing
D all of these
Musical stylistic differences among cultures come from
D. all of above
Music can stimulate
C. both physical and physiological reactions
______ in music is the use of written symbols to represent musical sounds
A. Interpretation
C. Translation
D. Notation
BCalculation
Which of the following makes more use of improvisation
When people perceive a single tone we call it
The _______ the frequency, the higher the pitch; the higher the pitch; the ______ the frequency, the lower the pitch.
faster/slower
We usually hear three or more simultaneous sounds as a
Music moves through
the time
Pulse refers to the ________ of the music
beat
Form is frequently depicted by
Letter names (AB, ABACA)
The merging of cultural traditions produces
new styles and modes of behavior
The musical language of America is based on
Western European musical concepts
When music is transmitted from generation to generation by imitation or memory, this is referred to as:
The composer of a folk song is often
Unknown
The ___________ law of 1909 provided ownership of popular songs to composers, lyricists, and publishers.
Downloading copyrighted music can be considered:
Vallation of the law
_________ folk music comes largely from the musical expressions of slaves and their descendants in the south
African-American
True folk music is most often preserved by:
A ballad singer is a
storyteller
A ______-bar form is the musical basic for the blues
In 1949 ___________ magazine renamed urban blues, calling it rhythm and blues, or R&B.
Intro Quiz two:At the core of American musical culture is traditional religious music
Contemporary gospel consciously incorporates elements of pop and rock.
Bepop is usually combo jazz
False
True
Free jazz was a widely popular form of jazz.
Popular music transcends regional, ethnic, economic, political, and educational boundaries.
True
False
Traditional bluegrass music uses all acoustic instruments.
Soul was an extension of R&B
World music can be found within US boundaries
Native American music has played a significant role in the development of music in American society as a whole.
Most immigrant groups hold on to parts of their songs and dances, but often in modified forms.
Singing schools were established to
improve the state of psalm singing
Modern, black gospel music was the result of:
The infusion of blues and jazz
Black gospel music is
All of above
Christian music
music used in church
The cultural influence of jazz was from people of ___________ heritage.
Latin American, African American, French
African, French, Spanish
Asian, Spanish African
European, Asian, Spanish
A standard rhythm section is
drums, bass, piano
The most popular ragtime musician was
Who was the most successful and famous New Orleans Musician
1930's big band jazz is known as the:
_________ was the sax player who solidified the bepop style
Bepop is often
All of these(just on quiz not on here)
The style and definition of jazz is
Changing
What non-music industry contributed significantly to the production of cowboy songs?
The Movie industry
The pioneer of bluegrass music was
The Motown sound was produced in
The founder of Motown records was:
Before rock, music audiences were:
Segregated
List three ways popularity (in music) is measured
Easily recognizable
Often repetitive/easy to sing along to
How many copies sold/how many times listened to
Native American music is marked by
Tremendous diversity
Much Native American music was designed to achieve:
all of these(not stated on this)
In Native American music the flute was used to accompany ____________ songs
Love
intro quiz 3: In the Roman Catholic Church chants were sung in the vernacular
True
False
Gutenburg's invention in the 15th century resulted in printed music
A madrigal is a sacred composition
During the renaissance, instrumental music was relatively independent of vocal music
The baroque period spans the years 1600-1750
False
True
During the Baroque period many genres and forms were developed and remain in use today
Baroque music is music of contrasts.
Recitative was used to carry the dramatic action forward
The standard texture of much Baroque music is polyphonic
False
True
The aria was more songlike than the recitative.
True
False
The Messiah is an oratorio
False
true
In the classic period rhythm was uncomplicated and predictable
The classic period was an age dominated by vocal music
False
True
One of Beethoven's innovations was to use the human voice in his Ninth Symphony
True
false
Chant was set in
monophonic texture
The scale patterns of Gregorian chant are referred to as
Church modes
Thick, Renaissance polyphony produced a problem, namely
The obscurance of the text
Individuals such as Michelangelo, da Vinci, Luther, and Shakespeare were associated with the:
Renaissance period
During the Renaissance, patronage of the arts began to shift from
the church to the courts
Madrigals are typically written in
The Vernacular
Hallmarks of the Baroque period included:
emotional intensity
Grandeur
Dramatic expression
all of these
During the Baroque period music flourished in
Italy, France, Germany, and England
Asia, Africa, France, and England
Germany and France
Baroque orchestral forms included
structures
Various musical compositions
all of these
The concerto was in _______ movements
four
three
two
one
Baroque keyboard works were written for
The arts during the classic period were centered in:
Austria and Germany
The new keyboard instrument of the classic period was the
Pianoforte
The third movement of a four movement classic work is most generally
trio or Minuet
The most common chamber music ensemble of the classic era was
The term "libretto" refers to
The words of an opera
The first section of sonata form is the
_______ was a prodigiously gifted child
Mozart
Henry
Ford
Beethoven
Beethoven was considered a __________ composer.
rock and classical
classical and romantical
jazz and pop
pop and rap
Which of the following activities was Beethoven able to do despite his deafness
Prelude op. 28 no. 6 in B minor
Federie Chapin
Franz Scuuberr
"An sicuia"
Franz scuuberr
Beethoven
Mozart
Federie Chapin
The business aspect of the music became an important factor in the romantic period.
In the Romantic period the teaching of music became an established profession
Classical multi-movement forms were still adhered to rigidly in the Romantic period
True
False
Art songs are generally only sung by professionals
Brahms was a Romantic in his emotional expressiveness, But a classicist in form
True
False
Tchaikovsky had to rely solely on teaching as a living in order to be able to afford to compose.
True
False
Music in the 20th century can generally be described as experimental
True
false
In much 20th century music timbre and rhythm become more important than melody and harmony
True
False
Chance music is basically the same with each performance
True
False
Minimalism uses an abundance of musical patterns or ideas in a single peice of music
True
False
20th century music reflected an unsettled world
True
False
