Music

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The term syncopation is defined as: a. the reprise of a popular song b. a shift in accent in a ... Started by cookcarl	1 Replies 146 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by T4T
The verse of a song: a. features the same text to different music b. features different text to ... Started by jrubin	3 Replies 394 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by ghepp
Music during the nineteenth century dramatically reflected class differences (including education, ... Started by jace	1 Replies 97 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by smrtceo
The text states that American popular music acquired a distinct identity only when it began to ... Started by Ebrown	1 Replies 88 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by mmj22343
The two outlets for minstrel show songs in the middle of the nineteenth century were the stage and ... Started by cagreen833	1 Replies 85 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by shaikhs
The fiddle tune Turkey in the Straw was derived from the minstrel tune Zip Coon. a. True b. ... Started by craiczarry	3 Replies 340 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by Ddddd
The santera is an Afro-Cuban adaption of a Yoruba religious practice. a. True b. ... Started by gbarreiro	1 Replies 93 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by olderstudent
The Virginia Minstrels were a group of four entertainers, singing and playing the instruments ... Started by leilurhhh	1 Replies 76 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by Kdiggy
William P. Christy wrote the hit minstrel song Dixie. a. True b. ... Started by Garrulous	1 Replies 122 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by Gabe
Stephen Foster's Old Folks at Home was the best-known song of 19th Century America, according to ... Started by appyboo	3 Replies 183 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by Joy Chen
Stephen Foster was instrumental in developing a genuinely American popular music. a. True b. ... Started by melina_rosy	1 Replies 70 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by blfontai
Cohan was known for being a one-man entertainment industry, writing songs, lyrics, directing, ... Started by michelleunicorn	1 Replies 63 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by vkodali
The black-faced comedic foils for the interlocutor in a minstrel show are known as: a. endmen b. ... Started by nummyann	1 Replies 110 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by tennis14576
The songwriter of After The Ball was: a. Dan Emmett b. Charles K. Harris c. Bert Williams d. ... Started by lidoalex	3 Replies 113 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by mmpiza
At the end of the nineteenth century, the minstrel show was slowly fading from popularity. For the ... Started by Caiter2013	1 Replies 174 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by joechoochoy
John Philip Sousa is a composer and bandleader whose concert bands displayed tremendous ... Started by formula1	1 Replies 106 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by billybob123
During the late 1800s, the success of a song was determined by: a. radio play b. the number of ... Started by dakota nelson	1 Replies 53 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by DylanD1323
Stephen Foster wrote songs for both minstrel shows and: a. the parlor b. the musical theater c. ... Started by B	3 Replies 118 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by yifu223
In a minstrel show, the interlocutor is: a. the black-faced vocalist of love ballads b. the ... Started by Beheh	1 Replies 68 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by jgranad15
The minstrel show developed into three main parts. They are: a. Opening Section, Olio, Final ... Started by karateprodigy	1 Replies 47 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by Mholman93
Dan Emmett, who wrote De Boatmen's Dance, was a member of: a. The Christy Minstrels b. Bones and ... Started by lracut11	1 Replies 107 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by nyrave
Charles Harris published After the Ball in: a. 1866 b. 1876 c. 1892 d. ... Started by future617RT	3 Replies 98 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by ong527
A song plugger worked for: a. the minstrel show interlocutor b. the operetta impresario c. the ... Started by leilurhhh	1 Replies 137 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by chjcharjto14
George M. Cohan was unique in the development of musical theater in that: a. he was the first to ... Started by lindiwe	1 Replies 143 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by lin77x
America's March King was: a. Dan Emmett b. Henry Fillmore c. John Philip Sousa d. Charles ... Started by magmichele12	1 Replies 110 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by scottmt