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133 Exam 2 Review

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

True/False:
Kecak is a form of traditional Bali music

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Which of the following is true about Bulgarian Music?

a)

Influenced by the Communist State

b)

Centered around community

c)

Drones may be used to accompany melody

d)

All present answers

3.

Gamelan music follows what type of form?

a)

Strophic

b)

Ternary

c)

Rondo

d)

Cyclical

4.

Which of these is a power dynamic represented in Coldplay's "Hymn for the Weekend?"

a)

"The West" being in a position to represent India (and its image) in ways that reinforce stereotypes

b)

Beyonce (representing India) having power over the members of Coldplay

c)

Coldplay flaunting money and status around India

d)

India being presented as a dangerous and barbaric place in the music video

5.

Define "invented tradition"

a)

A community-based tradition that eventually evolved into a national one

b)

At least a century old, but can be traced back to a particular point of origin

c)

Newly made and imbued with new symbols that make it appear progressive.

d)

Newly created but imbued with older symbols that make it appear authentic.

6.

True or False:

Tourism is a cultural, economic, political, and environmental phenomenon

a)

True

b)

False

7.

True/False:

Exoticist art forms portray a cultural other as equal, allowing the viewer to see themselves as similar and free to interact with that culture

a)

True

b)

False

8.

What were some problems that buskers (and others) found with being limited access to performing at the Cliffs of Moher?

a)

More restricted access to the location

b)

Tourists began thinking they were paid employees/tipping less

c)

They could only sell CDs at gift shops

d)

All present answers

9.

In the 1920s and after, what social context helped popularize belly dance in Egypt?

a)

Belly dance festivals

b)

Casino-theaters (salas)

c)

Belly dance studios

d)

Belly dance from outside of Egypt

10.

Which is true about World's Fairs?

a)

they included imported indigenous peoples who were supposed to represent colonized peoples

b)

worked to educate the western world about the non-western world

c)

paid non-westerners to perform their own musical traditions and customs

d)

sent funds to colonized countries

11.

Compared to the Western notation system, the maqam system has:

a)

Less pitches

b)

The same number of pitches

c)

More pitches

12.

Define "exoticisim"

a)

fascination fueled by a knowledge
that the observer has more power than
the observed “other”

b)

fascination of the "imagined East"

c)

fascination of exotic peoples, places, cultures, and symbols

d)

fascination of places unreachable due to distance, place, rules, regulations, or other factors that prevent access

13.

True/False:
Theme parks including areas (and music) of the world are always problematic

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Bulgarian women's choirs often wear traditional costumes. Which statement is not true about these costumes?

a)

They are variants of region outfits meant to represent the various regions of Bulgaria

b)

They are replicas of pre-World War II village clothing

c)

They are folkloric costumes used for staged performances

d)

They were newly "invented" during the communist era to give Bulgarians a sense of "tradition"

15.

Which French composer was interested in the Javanese gamelan and incorporated aspects of it into his compositions?

a)

Claude Debussy

b)

Emile Monod

c)

Walter Spies

d)

Daniel Barenboim

16.

True/False:
"Orientalism" is a synonym of "appropriation"

a)

True

b)

False

17.

Who was largely responsible for the genre of kecak?

a)

Walter Spies

b)

the Bali government

c)

Claude Debussy

d)

Emile Monod

18.

Are depictions of class/money the most significant ways that power is represented in Orientalist music videos like Coldplay's Hymn of the Weekend?

a)

Yes, as Coldplay is clearly from a higher class in this "exotic playground"

b)

Yes, because the video depicts the movie theater as lower class

c)

No, because India is not shown to be a "poor" country

d)

No, because money is just an aspect while larger power relations in representation are at play

19.

What types of cultural music does Music Tourism allow for?

a)

Traditional music of a culture

b)

Modern music of a culture

c)

Traditional and Modern music of a culture

20.

What term describes a fascination with an “other” and, through power, creates an identity that is itself an opposite of the “other?”

a)

orientalism

b)

colonial mimicry

c)

appropriation

d)

acculturation

21.

How can we understand "nation" ?

a)

A political state

b)

An imagined political community

c)

A group of likeminded people

d)

A body of government

22.

True/False:

Folk orchestras have existed in Bulgaria for centuries

a)

True

b)

False

23.

Which of these is NOT a limit of an organization choosing a visitor’s experience?

a)

Takes away freedom and power from musicians

b)

Creates a more manufactured experience, one that could be considered less authentic or not as natural

c)

Limits possibilities of the local musical economy

d)

Directly leads to exoticism, othering, and and/or colonial mimicry

24.

What is the "Grand Tour?"

a)

Voyage of discovery usually taken by men of European elite status

b)

A world tour offered by European cultural organizations for enrichment and learning

c)

A style of virtual tourism through world music recordings

d)

Indonesian tourism journey which includes visits to hear gamelan and kecak performances

25.

Which is a potential problem with how amusement parks (like EPCOT) use music to represent places in the world?

a)

The music may not be heard by all audiences, leading to inequal experiences

b)

The music may reinforce stereotypes, exoticize, or misinform audiences

c)

The music may not be available for purchase, leading to audience dissatisfaction

d)

The music can only legally be performed by people of that country, leading to less availability

26.

What does music contribute to theme parks?

a)

More information through a sense (other than vision) that can not be easily prevented

b)

Realism through sounds as well as sights

c)

Authenticity for the audience's experience

d)

All present answers

27.

When the colonizer makes an imitation of the
Other that reforms it but keeps it recognizable to an extent, this is called:

a)

colonial mimicry

b)

orientalism

c)

exoticism

d)

othering

28.

True/False:
Busking is the act of setting up an outdoor performance where audiences must pay to watch

a)

True

b)

False

29.

True/False:
The World's Fairs exhibitions were opportunities for members of a city to visit other countries in an authentic experience

a)

True

b)

False

30.

EXTRA CREDIT:
Which instrument has Ryan played in both of the in-class performances this semester?

a)

Oud

b)

Qanun

c)

Riqq

d)

Dumbek/Tabla