8. Cole Porter Flashcards

1
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Cole porter was born to a _____family in _____ , Indiana

A

wealthy; Peru

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2
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_______was one of the major songwriters for the Musical stage

A

Cole Porter

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3
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In 1937, Cole Porter suffer a serious _______________

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horseback riding accident

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4
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Cole Porter’s most successful musical was _________. It won a ____________

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“Kiss Me, Kate”; Tony Award for Best Musical Based on Shakespeare’s “Taming of the Shrew”

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5
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Porter’s best known song may have been _________

A

“Night and Day”

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6
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The movie,________ was a largely fictional biography of Cole Porter

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“Night and Day”

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7
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At Yale, Porter wrote several fight songs including __________

A

“Bulldog”

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8
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Cole Porter was an ____________ and ____________

A

Am Composer; Songwriter

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9
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Cole musicals included _____________,_____________,____________,_________

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Kiss Me, Kate; Du Barry was a Lady; Anything Goes, Can-Can; Silk Stockings

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10
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Cole Porter’s numerous hits included _____,_____,_____,_____

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Night and Day; Begin the Bequine; I get a Kick Out of You; Well Did You Evah; I’ve Got You Under My Skin My Heart belongs to Daddy; You’re the Top

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11
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Cole Porter’s _____ helped him learn violin, piano, and write an operetta at age _____.

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Mother; Violin- age 6; piano-age 8, Operetta- Age 10

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12
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Cole Porter composed for films such as ____________,_________,______,______

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Born to Dance with song “You’d Be So Easy to Love”; Rosalie with featured the song “In the Still of the Night High Society including Songs “ True Love” and “Leo Girls”

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13
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Cole Porter’s father was a pharmacist and a _______. He also was a novelist and Pianist, but was not close to his son.

A

Poet

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14
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J.O, Cole Porter’s grandfather, wanted Cole to become a _______. Cole was class valedictorian at Worcester Academy in Massachusetts.

A

lawyer

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15
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Cole Porter attended _______ University and was president of the _____ ______.

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Yale, Yale Glee Club

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16
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In 1915, Porter’s 1st song on Broadway was _______

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“Esmeralda” Which appeared in the Revue, Hand’s Up

17
Q

In 1917, POrter went to live in _____. He may or may not have been a member of the _______.

A

Paris; French Foreign Legion

18
Q

Cole Porter gave many extravagant and lavish _______

A

parties

19
Q

In Paris, Porter was enrolled in the ____________________ where he studied orchestration and counterpoint with Vincent d’Indy

A

Schola Cantorum

20
Q

Porter’s 1st big hit was ___________ from the revue, Hitchy-Koo in 1919

A

“Old Fashioned Garden”

21
Q

At age 36, Had his 1st musical Broadway hit, _______, which was _________.

A

Cole Porter Musical-Paris

22
Q

“____________” was a Porter song made popular by __________.

A

“Don’t Fence Me IN” Roy Rogers

23
Q

Cole Porter was injured in a horse- back riding accident. Many years later he had to…

A

Have his right leg amputated

24
Q

At the Broadway Premier or opening night of Broadway Shows featuring Cole Porter songs, his wife presented him with…

A

Fancy jeweled cigarette cases

25
Q

Cole porters most important work for theater was…

A

“Kiss me Kate”

26
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… was the 1st complete score of a musical by Cole Porter to be released on LP record. 33 1/3 rpm

A

“Kiss me Kate”

27
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Cole Porter was… and very cosmopolitan (citified) some say sophisticated.

A

Rich

28
Q

Cole Porter received an honorary doctorate in 1956 from… and in 1960 from…

A

Williams College Yale 1960

29
Q

The big hit of Cole Porters lost Broadway show, “High society” was…

A

“True Love”

30
Q

Cole Porters major hit song in the Broadway show ilk Stocking”was ?

A

All of You

31
Q

In the Broadway Production of ¨Can-Can¨” was on of the hit songs by Cole Porter.

A

¨I Love Paris¨

32
Q

Shirley Grahams ¨Swing Mikado¨”was an and sponserd by.

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A jazz and negre (Af-Am) adaptation of Gilbert and Sullivans ¨Mikado¨ Sponserd through the Federal THeater Project

33
Q

Laws discriminated against African-Americans

A

¨Jim Crow¨

34
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In the Broadway play, ¨Anything Goes¨ Cole Porter had 5 major hits including

A

Blow Gaberiel Blow

All Through the Night

I Get a Kick out of You

You´re the Top

Anything Goes

35
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Cole Porter ¨Night and Day ¨ wa one of his best money earns. it was featured in the Broadway show…

A

¨The Great Divorse¨

36
Q

The bequins is a

A

Native Dance

37
Q

Cole Porters ¨Begin the Bequines¨ and ¨Just one of those things¨ were from the boradway play…

A

Jubilee

38
Q

The longest of Cole Porters hit tunes was….. …. it was made popular by Artie Shaws suring version

A

Begin the Bequins

39
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A