Acadec 2026-2027 MUSIC - Section 4 (Crammable)

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How many incidents of piracy occurred in 2024?

116 incidents at a rate of 2 per week

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When did the visitor to Plymouth report militia drum beat assembly?

1627

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When did Machiavelli note music's use to regulate armies?

1521 in Art of War

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When did Anna Amalia compose regiment marches for Frederick the Great?

1760s to 1770s

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When did the fife-and-drum unit assist Feast of Saint Patrick?

1766 in New York

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When did the Royal American Regiment give a New York concert?

1766

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When did the 64th regiment band perform in Boston?

1771

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How many total marches did John Philip Sousa compose?

136 marches

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Who was known as the most famous march composer?

John Philip Sousa

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When did John Philip Sousa compose Semper Fidelis?

1888

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When did John Philip Sousa compose The Washington Post?

1889

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When did John Philip Sousa compose The Stars and Stripes Forever!?

1896

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When did George Frideric Handel compose the Dead March in Saul?

1739

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Whose funerals utilized George Frideric Handel's Dead March?

George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Winston Churchill

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When did Fryderyk Chopin compose Marche funebre?

1837 as a piano concert work

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When was Fryderyk Chopin's Marche funebre orchestrated?

1849 for his burial

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Whose funeral processions used Fryderyk Chopin's Marche funebre?

President Kennedy and Queen Elizabeth II

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When did Hector Berlioz abandon medicine to enter Paris Conservatoire?

1826 after graduating in 1824

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Whose performance in 1827 caused Hector Berlioz's romantic obsession?

Miss Harriet Smithson starring in Hamlet

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What inspired Hector Berlioz to create a cyclic program symphony?

Hearing Beethoven performances in 1828

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Who composed Symphonie fantastique in 1830?

Hector Berlioz

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What is idee fixe?

Firmly held irrational idea or belief

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When did Symphonie fantastique premiere at the Paris Conservatoire?

December 5 1830

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When did Hector Berlioz marry Harriet Smithson?

1833

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How long did Hector Berlioz and Harriet Smithson stay together?

Six years before drifting apart

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What was the original 1826 origin of March to the Scaffold?

March of the Guards for unperformed opera

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What is pizzicato?

Plucking string instruments with fingers instead of bowing

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What is arco?

Playing a string instrument with a bow

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What key is the first theme of March to the Scaffold?

G minor

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What mode does the second theme of March to the Scaffold modulate to?

Mediant key of B-flat major

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How many horseback riders suffered injuries in 2023?

40000 riders

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What percentage of horseback riders will experience an injury?

81 percent

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What percentage of horseback riders experience serious injuries?

21 percent

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What is the average hospitalization duration for adult riding injuries?

5 to 6 days

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What percentage of Austin livestock incidents involved inexperienced riders?

38 percent in 2017

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What percentage of Austin rancher incidents involved inexperienced riders?

43 percent in 2017

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Who was Dominick John O'Malley?

Cowboy poet writing tales about ranching incidents

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When did Dominick John O'Malley publish To the Memory of Wiley Collins?

1889

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Who was Charles Rutledge?

Texas cowboy working for the XIT outfit in Montana

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How many acres did XIT lease between Yellowstone and Missouri Rivers?

2 million acres in 1890

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When did Charles Rutledge die from a horseback accident?

Spring 1891

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How far did a cowpuncher travel to fetch a doctor for Rutledge?

60 miles to Miles City Montana

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When was A Cowboy's Death published in Stock Grower's Journal?

July 11 1891

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Who published Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads in 1910?

John A Lomax

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When did John and Alan Lomax publish the revised edition?

1938 identifying DJ O'Malley's authorship

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What folk song tune provided the original melody for O'Malley's poem?

The Lakes of Pontchartrain

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Who composed the 1922 artistic setting Charlie Rutledge?

Charles Ives

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When did Charles Ives publish 114 Songs containing Charlie Rutledge?

1922

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What is a tone cluster?

Harmony filled with adjacent musical notes

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How is the pianist instructed to play cluster-chords in Charlie Rutledge?

Using fists at ffff volume

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When did the first known automobile accident occur?

1771

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When did the first automobile fatality occur globally?

1869

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When did the first USA solo car crash happen?

1891

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When did the first USA car crash fatality happen?

1899

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When did the first US two-car crash occur?

1900 in Kansas City Missouri

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When did actor James Dean die in a car accident?

1955

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When did Bill Hayes release Message from James Dean?

1956

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When did Beach Boys release A Young Man is Gone?

1963

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When did Eagles record James Dean?

1974

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When did Suede release Daddy's Speeding?

1994

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When did Princess Diana die in a car accident?

1997

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Who reworded Candle in the Wind as Goodbye England's Rose?

Elton John

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What is the safest form of passenger transportation?

Airplane with 0.01 injuries per 100 million miles

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How much higher was car travel fatality rate than bus in 2007?

23 times higher

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How much higher was car travel fatality rate than bus in 2013?

67 times higher

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Who wrote the 1983 a cappella work Bus Plunge?

Gunnar Madsen and Richard Greene

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What group performed the song Bus Plunge?

The Bobs

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What is hocket?

Rapid-fire alternation of musical notes between voices

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When was musical hocket developed historically?

13th century

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When did Herbie Hancock use hocket opening Watermelon Man?

1973

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When did the northeastern USA and Canada blackout occur?

November 9 1965

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Where did the 1965 blackout originate?

Sir Adam Beck power plant near Ontario Canada

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What time did the 1965 blackout reach New York City?

5:27 PM after starting at 5:16 PM

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How many people lost electricity during the 1965 blackout?

30 million people across 80000 square miles

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How many people were stranded on stopped subways in 1965?

800000 people

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How long did it take to retrieve all stranded subway passengers?

Almost 14 hours

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Which WABC disc jockey joked about speed dropping during the blackout?

Dan Ingram

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How many pages was the emergency blackout edition of NYT?

10 pages instead of 96 pages

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What computer generated weather reports during the 1965 blackout?

IBM 7090 computer

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How many weather observation circuits failed during the blackout?

8 of 15 circuits

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Which flight pulled out of landing approach due to dark runways?

Scandinavian Airways Flight 911

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How long did Logan Airport traffic controllers lose radar?

4 hours

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How long did JFK Airport controllers lose radar?

12.5 hours

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How many total flights were impacted during the 1965 blackout?

500 flights

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How many planes were safely landed at LaGuardia using flare pots?

240 planes

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How many planes were diverted to Philadelphia during the blackout?

200 planes

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Who was Peter Biff Byford?

Vocalist for British heavy-metal band Saxon

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What documentary inspired the heavy-metal song 747?

The Trigger Effect written by James Burke

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When was 747 Strangers in the Night released on Wheels of Steel?

1980 by Saxon

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What flight number error was made in Saxon's 747 song?

Flight 101 instead of Flight 911

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When did Boeing 747 make its first commercial flight?

January 1970

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When did Scandinavian Airlines acquire Boeing 747s?

1971

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What UK chart position did 747 Strangers in the Night reach?

Number 13

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What is overdubbing?

Mixing and playing back multiple recordings simultaneously

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What is an anachronism?

Historical error placing something in wrong time period

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What is programmatic music?

Instrumental music that tells a specific story or narrative

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What is cyclic form?

Repetition of a central melody across multiple movement sections

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What is cut time?

Time signature containing two half-note beats per measure

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What is ostinato?

Continually repeated musical phrase or rhythm pattern

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What is verse-chorus form?

Musical structure alternating between verses and repeating chorus