Music

Replies / Views	Last post
What effect does John Williams achieve with the recurring motive in Jaws? A) sadness about lost ... Started by anshika	3 Replies 24 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by jrpg123456
Which of these adjectives BEST describe the Hollywood Sound of the 1930s? A) overpowering and ... Started by burton19126	1 Replies 10 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by shoemake
Which of the following is NOT a basic ingredient in African music? A) gagaku B) improvisation C) ... Started by gbarreiro	1 Replies 12 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by trampas
Which of the following composers was NOT an exponent of the Hollywood Style? A) Erich Korngold B) ... Started by krzymel	1 Replies 14 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by nikmaaacs
Walt Disney's blockbuster hits included works by Frank Churchill, Buddy Baker, and Alan Menken. ... Started by 09madisonrousseau09	3 Replies 30 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by millet
Which of the following instruments is NOT of African origin? A) timbales B) gourds C) xylophones ... Started by kamilo84	1 Replies 21 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by mirabriestensky
Which of the following non-Western musical material contributed directly to Western art music? A) ... Started by vicky	1 Replies 42 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by IRincones
The colorful southeastern Asian (Java, Indonesia) orchestra is called the A) bin. B) koto. C) ... Started by crobinson2013	1 Replies 34 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by ky860224
Which instruments from South and Central America have become accepted into the standard symphony ... Started by jace	3 Replies 15 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by bubulittle310@msn.cn
Which of the following terms is NOT associated with Japanese music? A) gagaku B) koto C) kabuki ... Started by waynest	1 Replies 37 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by sailorcrescent
A sitar is a drum. Indicate whether the statement is true or false ... Started by jrubin	1 Replies 11 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by mmpiza
Microtones are common in African music. Indicate whether the statement is true or ... Started by armygirl	1 Replies 12 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by lkoler
The Suzuki Method for teaching instrumental performance originated in Japan. Indicate whether the ... Started by Melani1276	3 Replies 25 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by cadimas
Which best describes concert music in the United States? A) 20th-century music dominates ... Started by Medesa	1 Replies 35 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by onowka
The author suggests that as an audience member, it is important to give arts organizations specific ... Started by ereecah	1 Replies 22 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by rachel
The concluding section of a musical work is often called A) a fugue. B) the development. C) a ... Started by Kthamas	1 Replies 51 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by triiciiaa
A composer whose works include descriptive symphonies, art songs, and nocturnes for piano would ... Started by mspears3	3 Replies 42 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by otokexnaru
The description His music sounds shimmering, sensual, and floating, with vague forms and tonality ... Started by Sufayan.ah	1 Replies 52 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by anoriega3
Counterpoint is most often found in which type of music? A) Bach's organ fugues B) development ... Started by jazziefee	1 Replies 24 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by kjohnson
Which two composers served as important bridges between different style periods? A) Mendelssohn ... Started by yoooooman	1 Replies 17 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by dawsa925
Which are devices and forms used mainly in Baroque music? A) symphony, sonata-allegro, string ... Started by abern	3 Replies 15 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by cloud
A cadence is the A) end of a section where the movement stops. B) song section of an oratorio. ... Started by pane00	1 Replies 33 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by brittanywood
Devices for ending musical compositions include A) fading out in rock music recordings. B) ... Started by tatyanajohnson	1 Replies 25 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by Ahnyah
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Romantic period harmony? A) frequent ... Started by sjones	1 Replies 28 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by nikmaaacs
Which of the following late 19th-century movements came about as a reaction against the ... Started by james	3 Replies 45 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by pami445