MUL 28: American Popular Music to World War II

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What is NOT true about Blues music?

Was among the first items African American traditions to appear in print

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What is NOT true about New Orleans Jazz?

The banjo adds lower contrapuntal line

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What is NOT true about Early Jazz?

Lacks improvisation

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Which of these is NOT true about Ragtime?

Enjoyed the highest popularity after World War I

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Which of these is NOT true about “Amazing Grace?”

Was an essential song used by Northern armies in the Civil War

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Which of these items are NOT true about the music publishing industry?

The music publishing industry began around 1800

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Which of these statements do NOT reflect Early American Psalms and Hymns?

The pilgrims were sure to bring musical instruments to the new world

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What is NOT true about Country music?

Country harmonies are more elaborate than most versions of popular music

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What is NOT true about Swing music and big bands?

The big bands featured a free sound without concrete organization

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Which of the following is NOT true about George Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess?

As the opera opens, the stage is set for a summer evening in “Catfish Row.” Clara, a fisherman’s wife, sings “Summertime,” lullaby to her husband