MUS 109: Review Quiz 3

Question 1

Rhyming Spiritual

Answer 1

The Bahamas: sung for performer’s entertaintment and has a rhymer and laser

Question 2

Rhymer

Answer 2

The Bahamas: sings the lead, melody, and improvises

Question 3

Laser

Answer 3

background singer, encouragements, bass line & other people sing harmonies

Question 4

Claud Debussy

Answer 4

Indonesia: liked/influnced by Gamelan

Question 5

Gamelan

Answer 5

Indonesia: national music with repeating ostinatos

Question 6

Metliphones

Answer 6

Indonesia: instruments where the metal part makes a sound - classification consists of gongs, keyboard, and table gongs

Question 7

Gong Ageng

Answer 7

Indonesia: largers gong in orchestra and “spirit of it”

Question 8

Keyboard

Answer 8

Indonesia: like a xylophone & when they are used is it known as a gangsa

Question 9

Flavors of Gamelan Music

Answer 9

Indonesia: Java, Bali, and Kecak

Question 10

Java

Answer 10

Indonesia: medatative, religious, temple, slow, repetitive, not for entertainment

Question 11

Bali

Answer 11

Indonesia: Keybar - purpose is for entertainment; faster; creates Shimmer Effect

Question 12

Shimmer Effect

Answer 12

Indonesia - Bali: two notes are very close to each other and they appear to wobble

Question 13

Ramanyana

Answer 13

Indonesia: Hindu; religious stort

Question 14

Kecak

Answer 14

Indosesia: Monkey chant where they use their voices instead of instruments

Question 15

Chamber Gamelan Music

Answer 15

Indonesia: music meant to be played in small places

Question 16

Pi (Bee)

Answer 16

Thailand: woodwind (double reed aerophome) instrument

Question 17

Piphat

Answer 17

Thailand: Gamelan music with the Pi instrument and is a style of chamber music

Question 18

Vodou

Answer 18

Haiti: interlocking ostantos, drums and played during the Raka ceremonies

Question 19

Raka

Answer 19

Haiti: ceremonies that take place during lent where they travel from place to place playing music

Question 20

Rada

Answer 20

Haiti: drums of different sizes

Question 21

Banbou

Answer 21

Haiti: trumpets made of bamboo

Question 22

Lora

Answer 22

Haiti: any spirit you are trying to contact and once you contact that spirit, you become a horse

Question 23

Reggae

Answer 23

Jamaica: political and harsh lyrics

Question 24

Marcys Garvey

Answer 24

Jamaica: civil rights leader who wanted all African Americans to move back in order to have their own society and prepare for the comming of the new king

Question 25

Haile Selasseie I

Answer 25

Jamaica: an Ethopia King who people believed was the reinacrnated christ

Question 26

Rastafarianism

Answer 26

Jamaica: religion from Halie

Question 27

Bob Marley

Answer 27

Jamaica: believed in Ratasfarianism and had socially concious song writing

Question 28

Dub

Answer 28

Jamaica: playes music and turned down the lyrics when reggae was illegal

Question 29

Toast

Answer 29

Jamaica: speak poetry while the lyrics are turned down and this eventually turned into rap music

Question 30

Calypso

Answer 30

Trinidad: popular music that iunlike reggae, it was appresive

Question 31

Lord Shortie

Answer 31

Trinidad: aka Soka = dance style music

Question 32

Chitney

Answer 32

Trinidad: Soka and Indian Music (Filmi)

Question 33

Pan

Answer 33

Trinidad: national instrument which is a street drum and it consists of the bottom od a steel drum (idiophone)

Question 34

3 Parts to Pawn Assembles

Answer 34

Trinidad: 1 - Lead melody (tenor, lead) 2 - Harmony (imitates guitar) 3 - Bass pan

Question 35

Engine Room

Answer 35

Trinidad: rhytmic section of the pawn assembles

Question 36

Son

Answer 36

Cuba: mean with appreciation of son clave - based on this pattern

Question 37

Tres

Answer 37

Cuba: three small string guitar - plays melody

Question 38

Merenge

Answer 38

Dominican Republic

Question 39

Accordion

Answer 39

Dominican Republic: solos and improvise

Question 40

3 parts to Merenge

Answer 40

Dominican Republic: 1 - Intro - Paseo = Walking section 2 - Chorus - Jaleo = refrain, repeated 3 - Coda - ending (which speeds up)