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What is the nickname for the late nineteenth century in France, when Claude Debussy was active as a composer?

A

la belle epoque

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2
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Which word refers to how people are grouped based on physical traits that society finds important?

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race

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Which of the following musical elements of Arabesque No. 1 may be interpreted as the use of “exotic” elements?

A

the use of pentatonic notes

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What is the name of the repetitive section of music that comes at the end of “Respect,” which is directly drawn from gospel music?

A

vamp

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What is the name of the style of music that blends rhythm and blues with gospel music?

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soul

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Debussy’s piano music was most likely influenced by which style of French visual art?

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Impressionism

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7
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Who wrote “Respect”?

A

Otis Redding

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Which decade was respect?

A

1960s

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9
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Which decade was respect?

A

1960s

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10
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Debussy was influenced by the music from which country?

A

Indonesia

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Debussy was strongly influenced by which of the following traditions of non-western music?

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Gamelan

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Which term refers to a form of representation in which peoples, places, and cultural practices are depicted as foreign from the perspective of the composer and/or intended audience?

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Exoticism

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13
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Which of the following is not typically associated with African American folk music?

A

Whole-tone scales

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14
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Aretha Franklin’s recording of “Respect” may have been influenced by which of the following social forces?

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Second wave feminism

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Sacred harp singing uses a unique style of musical notation called what?

A

Shape notes

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16
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What term best describes sacred harp singing?

A

a cappella

17
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Which feature typically distinguishes opera from other forms of staged drama?

A

it is sung throughout

18
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In the “Habenera Scene” from Carmen, Carmen is singing about which of the following topics?

A

her love is like a rebellious bird, it cannot be contained

19
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The song “Eleggua” takes its title from which religious tradition?

A

Santeria

20
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What term is used for the style of speech-song used in opera during dialogue and to progress the plot?

A

Recitative

21
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Sacred Harp Singing takes its name from which source?

A

A song book

22
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What was the name of the dance that Carmen’s aria “ L’amour est un oiseau rebelle” was based on?

A

Habenera

23
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In which country did opera originate?

A

Italy

24
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In which country does the plot of Carmen take place?

A

Spain

25
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What is the name of a solo song in an opera?

A

Aria

26
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Daymé Arocena combines jazz, classical, and popular styles with the traditional music of which country?

A

Cuba

27
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Tibetan monks use which of the following music techniques as a form of meditation?

A

Harmonic singing

28
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Who is considered most responsible for spreading Gregorian chant throughout Europe?

A

Charlemagne

29
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Which style of spiritual music was used for political as well as spiritual purposes in medieval Europe?

A

Gregorian Chant

30
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According to our class discussion, why did Catholic church music play an important role in the everyday lives of people in medieval Europe?

A

The church gave people access to high-quality music making on a regular basis

31
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In what language is Gregorian Chant sung?

A

Latin

32
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Gregorian Chant is associated with what religious tradition?

A

Roman Catholicism

33
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What is the musical texture of Gregorian chant?

A

Monophonic