Bus Plunger - Gunnar Madsen and Richard Greene

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When did the US experience its first solo car crash?

1891

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When did the US experience its first fatality from a car crash?

1899

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When did the first two car crash occur in the U.S.?

1900

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Where was the first two-car crash in the U.S?

Kansas City, Missouri

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What is ironic about the first two-car crash in the U.S.?

There were only 2 cars in the entire city

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What automobile death in 1955 led to many songs over the years?

Actor James Dean

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What piece did Bill Hayes create after the 1955 death of James Dean?

Message from James Dead (Danger, Danger, Danger)

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What does acappella mean?

No instruments

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What song did the Beach Boys release recognizing the death of Actor James Dean?

A Young Man is Gone in 1963

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What song did the Eagles record to recognize the death of James Dean?

James Dean

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What song did Suede release in recognition of actor James Dean?

Daddy’s Speeding

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When did Princess Diana die in her automobile accident?

1997

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What song did Elton John rework into a musical tribute for Princess Diana?

Candle in the Wind

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What was the title of Princess Diana’s mourning piece by Elton John?

Goodbye England’s Rose

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What was the cause of Princess Diana’s death?

Chauffeur, who also had alcohol mixed with medication, started speeding as they were chased by paparazzi

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What is the safest form of transportation?

Airplane

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How many injuries per 100 million passenger miles do airplanes have?

0.1 injuries per 100 million

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By what factor in 2007, is the fatality rate higher for people traveling by car while compared to buses?

23 times

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By what factor in 2013, is the risk of fatality higher for car passengers when compared to bus occupants?

66 times

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What group sings Bus Plunge?

The Bobs

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Who are the composers of Bus Plunge?

Madsen and Greene

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Where did the four-voice ensemble get their name of The Bobs?

All of them had Bob as middle name

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What is the most prominent and impressive feature in Bus Plunge according to the packet?

Ostinato patterns

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What is a hockey?

Interlocking technique where singers go alternate rapidly

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What does hocket mean in Latin?

Hiccup

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What piece does Herbie Hancock use hocket patterns in?

Watermelon Man

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When does the hocket Ostinato of the introduction stop?

Reaching the first chorus

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What form is Bus Plunge in?

Verse-Chorus

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What happens when we reach the chorus in Bus Plunge?

Four voices sing in harmony

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When does the hocket Ostinato/Ostinato resume after the chorus?

3rd verse

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What is the hocket Ostinato repeatedly interrupted by in the coda?

Quiet sounds (maybe distant screaming)

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What happens at the very end of Bus Plunge?

Long, bending pitch and final “honk!”