Music 203 Connell JMU exam 2

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"Ragged time"

African America culture

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Scott Joplin

Most famous ragtime composer

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Ragtime form

AABBACCDD

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Reactions to Ragtime

Not popular in a lot of places because it was African American culture.

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Irving Berlin

A ragtime composer, "King of tin pan alley." He thought ragtime captures the speed and shape of american life.

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Stride piano

left hand strides along piano, this is not always a ragtime thing.

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Harlem Renaissance

the black culture revival

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Rent Parties

Parties where people charged an admission fee to raise money for their rent. Music often played at the event.

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James P. Johnson

The father of the stride piano

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Fats Waller

Played the piano and sang, was an entertainer. Well known for the song "Ain't Misbehaving"

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Social Dancing

White interest in black culture. Fox trot, the Charleston, and swing era.

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Vernon and Irene Castle

Taught the tango, premiere dance team.

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James Reese Europe

was the director of the black Caberee

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Clef club

a black social club, an orchestra with a lot of people.

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Hellfighters Band

Led by James Recier, was an all black bad due to the army still being segregated. They read music as well as improvised it.

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The Charleston

1920s, it was a major social dance.

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Lindy Hop

High energy dances `

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The Golden age of Tin Pan Alley

dominated everyones music taste, after microphones became invented is when this really was golden.

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Verse-refrain form

intro, rubato

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Recordings, microphones

singers no longer need a lot of power to be heard.

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Crooning vocalization

intimate vocal styles, almost softly speaking

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Fred Astaire

used crooning, well known for song "Cheek to Cheek"

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Frank Sinatra

youth idolizes, smooth and sexy tone. Uses the crooning technique.

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Delta Blues

Music that developed in the Mississippi river delta

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Flexible Form

Allowed the singer to switch it up

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Diddley Bow

A one stringed guitar like instrument.

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Bottleneck slide guitar

people used a bottleneck to slide up and down the neck of the guitar.

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Robert Johnson

Ragtime, minstrel, used call and response

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Commercializing the blues

making blues known to the people

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W.C. Handy

Father of the blues and the blues industry

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Race Records

The music industry's black category

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Popular

The music industry's Tin Pan Alley category

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Hillbilly

The music industry's southern category

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Female singers in blues

allowed people to hear the female perspective

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ensamble accompaniment

pianos, bands

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Sexual subjects/ double entendre

made things sound sexy, would allude to sexual things but not clearly stated

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Bessie Smith

"The empress of blues," gave the cross over appeal so whites and blacks enjoyed her music.

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Jump blues

Boogie woogie, was a mix of blues and R&B, associated with Louis Jordan

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Louis Jordan

The choo choo boogie, had a lot to do with Jump Blues

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Boogie Woogie

Was a cruiser to rock and roll

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Muddy Waters

Discovered by Alan Lomax, at first did the delta blues' " I'm your hooch coochie man"

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B.B. King

A radio DJ, emphasis on beat electric sound, new urban audiences.

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Big Mama Thornton

A woman of blues, "Hound Dog."

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Folk and country instruments

string band music

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Realism and sentimentality

emotional attachment

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Vocal tone and delivery

nasally and accented

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Ralph Peer

Recording company scout who found The Carter Family. He mostly wanted black people.

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Polk Brockman

A talent scout from Atlanta

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Fiddling Carl Johnson

Ralph Peer anf Polk Brockman discovered him and he is known for "Little Ol' Cabin down the Lane"

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The Carter Family

3 family members, they represented christian family values

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Jimmie Rogers

Guy from Mississippi and he is well known for, "The Singing Brakeman"

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Blue Yodel

"T is for Texas" it sounds like the "I wanna go home" song Sandy sings in Spongebob.

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Hollywood singing cowboys

Wore western attire

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Bob Willis and His Texas Playboys

Country and Big Band Swing

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Barn-Dance Programs

any dance that involves the playing of folk music

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Grande Ole Opry

The show that had made country music famous

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Nashville

Music Industry Center

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the Nashville sound

made everything sound happier and brghter

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Hank Williams

The Hillbilly Shakespeare, he wrote all of his music rather poetically

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Bluegrass

"Authentic" american music

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High Lonesome Film

the story of bluegrass

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High Lonesome sound

when bluegrass bands used their falsetto voices in harmony

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Willie Nelson

Against establishment, wrote a lot of music and was a country showman.

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Country Music Association

Born in nashville

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Doubleness/ Double consciousness

idea that blacks put on two different 'faces' for whites and blacks.

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Civil war: Contraband of war

when the blacks escaped

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William Allen, Charles Ware, and Lucy Garrison

They researched african american spirituals, they took it as a very serious study

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Fisk Jubilee Singers

Founded in 1870, black Fisk University singers.

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Holiness Church

These were songs developed by the preacher, had a lot to do with the blues

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Thomas A. Dorsey

Devoted himself to gospel music in 1932. National convention of gospel choir.

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Mahalia Jackson

Career stated in 1935, she was known as the queen of gospel

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Blind Boys of Alabama

Group of blind men, they were a quartet

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Take 6

A gospel quartet, had a lot of thick and rich sounds

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Traditional orientation

highly charged rhythmically

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Contemporary orientation

entertainment, smooth and polished

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Precursors

sing and dance, everyone went to see it.

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Audiences in opera

drank beer and ate food, they cheered and they booed.

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Jenny Lind

Was brought over by Barnum, people wanted to hear this soprano singer and played for things with her face on it.

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George M. Cohan

Wrote Little Johnny Jones, this includes Yankee Doodle Boy, it showed american value

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Rogers and Hammerstein

Oklahoma, this show was driven by plot.

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Concept musical

1960s symbolic

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Mega Musical

Large scale musicals and very high ticket prices

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Mexico

south in north america

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mestizo culture

indigenous mix of europeans

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Mexican son

Mexican folk music

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Copla

4 verses in spanish popular songs

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Decima

10 verses

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Sesquialtera

ratio 3:2

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Son Jorocho

made the traditional La Bamba

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Arpa (harp)

instrument with 36 strings

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Jarana

plays rhythms

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Requinto

Basically a spanish guitar

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Zapateado

fast footwork, served as percussion

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Tarima Platform

a stage

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La Bamba

a celebration song

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Richie Valens

Most famous mexican rocker

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Las Cafeteras

A group from Los Angeles, they created the rebel La Bamba

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Mariachi

a flexible style of music, wore cowboys costumes

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Trajes de charro

the cowboy costumes

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Cuba

main slave port from west africa

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