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In the 1950s, Lord Invader popularized calypso in what American city?a.Chicagob.New ...

In the 1950s, Lord Invader popularized calypso in what American city?
a.   Chicago
b.   New York
c.   Houston
d.   New Orleans

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kckel

A month ago

“One Love,” “I Shot the Sheriff,” and “No Woman, No Cry” are popular songs by what ...

“One Love,” “I Shot the Sheriff,” and “No Woman, No Cry” are popular songs by what    Carribean singer?
a.   Joseph Spence
b.   Bob Marley
c.   Lord Invader
d.   Bruce Green

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guilliam

A month ago

Which of the following is true of the call-and-response texture?a.It is quite common in religious ...

Which of the following is true of the call-and-response texture?
a.   It is quite common in religious singing throughout the world.
b.   It is one way of helping a large group of people work together.
c.   It appears in American shape-note s

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kckel

A month ago

When the rhyme part of “My Lord Help Me to Pray” breaks out of the couplet pattern, it sings an ...

When the rhyme part of “My Lord Help Me to Pray” breaks out of the couplet pattern, it    sings an embellished version of
a.   “One Love.”
b.   “Ave Maria.”
c.   “The Lord’s Prayer.”
d.   “Communion.”

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kckel

A month ago

The general texture of “My Lord Help Me to Pray” can be characterized asa.heterophonic and ...

The general texture of “My Lord Help Me to Pray” can be characterized as
a.   heterophonic and strophic.
b.   strophic and monophonic.
c.   monophonic.
d.   polyphonic and responsorial.

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guilliam

A month ago

“Lord Help Me to Pray” begins with aa.call-and-response section.b.monophonic introit.c.spoken ...

“Lord Help Me to Pray” begins with a
a.   call-and-response section.
b.   monophonic introit.
c.   spoken introduction where the singer states the title.
d.   instrumental improvisation.

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kckel

A month ago

In the middle section of “My Lord Help Me to Pray,” the voices overlap to create aa.slow ...

In the middle section of “My Lord Help Me to Pray,” the voices overlap to create a
a.   slow homophonic texture.
b.   texture of pervading imitation.
c.   monophonic chant-like texture.
d.   thick polyphonic texture.

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guilliam

A month ago

Bob Marley is a singer whose musical genre is closely associated ...

Bob Marley is a singer whose musical genre is closely associated with
a.   Catholicism.
b.   Baha’i.
c.   Rastafarianism.
d.   Santeria.

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guilliam

A month ago

One of the most popular musical genres to emerge from the Carribean ...

One of the most popular musical genres to emerge from the Carribean is
a.   reggae.
b.   samba.
c.   cumbia.
d.   tango.

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kckel

A month ago

Carribean music in the twentieth century can be characterized asa.a homogenous tradition.b.widely ...

Carribean music in the twentieth century can be characterized as
a.   a homogenous tradition.
b.   widely varied among the many islands.
c.   shadowing developments in early European sacred music.
d.   a strictly sacred tradition.

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guilliam

A month ago

In “My Lord Help Me to Pray,” which voices sing together?a.treble and altob.rhyme and ...

In “My Lord Help Me to Pray,” which voices sing together?
a.   treble and alto
b.   rhyme and bass
c.   treble and rhyme
d.   treble and bass

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kckel

A month ago

In “My Lord Help Me to Pray,” which voice is the “call”?a.treble lineb.rhyme linec.alto ...

In “My Lord Help Me to Pray,” which voice is the “call”?
a.   treble line
b.   rhyme line
c.   alto line
d.   bass line

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guilliam

A month ago

In “My Lord Help Me to Pray,” the rhyme line isa.always pre-composed.b.generally melodically ...

In “My Lord Help Me to Pray,” the rhyme line is
a.   always pre-composed.
b.   generally melodically static.
c.   often improvised, but always descending in motion.
d.   often varied, but always ascending to a climax.

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guilliam

A month ago

The melodic lines in “My Lord Help Me to Pray” are referred to ...

The melodic lines in “My Lord Help Me to Pray” are referred to as
a.   imitations.
b.   responsories.
c.   intonations.
d.   refrains.

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kckel

A month ago

Rhyming singers come from where in the Carribbean?a.Cubab.Jamaicac.the Dominican Republicd.the ...

Rhyming singers come from where in the Carribbean?
a.   Cuba
b.   Jamaica
c.   the Dominican Republic
d.   the Bahamas

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kckel

A month ago

Rhyme singing is an example of syncretism, meaning ita.combines different forms of belief and ...

Rhyme singing is an example of syncretism, meaning it
a.   combines different forms of belief and practice.
b.   combines commercial interests with musical practice.
c.   has remained unchanged since its inception.
d.   has a three-voice

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guilliam

A month ago

The musical features of rhyme song reflecta.the economic plight of the working-class singers.b.the ...

The musical features of rhyme song reflect
a.   the economic plight of the working-class singers.
b.   the rugged individualism of the North American work ethic.
c.   structural elements of African music.
d.   all of the above.

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guilliam

A month ago

What is the relationship among the voices in “My Lord Help Me to ...

What is the relationship among the voices in “My Lord Help Me to Pray”?
a.   call-and-response
b.   pervading imitation
c.   homophony
d.   integrated serialism

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guilliam

A month ago

“My Lord Help Me to Pray” is an example ofa.secular monophony.b.sacred heterophony.c.three-voice ...

“My Lord Help Me to Pray” is an example of
a.   secular monophony.
b.   sacred heterophony.
c.   three-voice polyphony.
d.   a liturgical drama.

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kckel

A month ago

Polyphony is a phenomenona.that was limited to Western Europe until the mid-twentieth century.b.used ...

Polyphony is a phenomenon
a.   that was limited to Western Europe until the mid-twentieth century.
b.   used only for sacred music.
c.   found worldwide.
d.   that marks a professionalization of singing in the Bahamas.

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guilliam

A month ago

Who was the greatest Spanish composer of the Renaissance?a.Antonio Alonsob.Giovanni ...

Who was the greatest Spanish composer of the Renaissance?
a.   Antonio Alonso
b.   Giovanni Coperario
c.   Giovanni Pierluigi de Palestrina
d.   Tomás Luis de Victoria

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kckel

A month ago

Which was the leading composer of sacred music in sixteenth-century Italy who wrote an influential ...

Which was the leading composer of sacred music in sixteenth-century Italy who wrote an    influential Mass for Pope Marcellus?
a.   Tomás Luis de Victoria
b.   Giovanni Pierluigi de Palestrina
c.   Antonio Vivaldi.
d.   Giovanni Coperario

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kckel

A month ago

The intense spirituality of the Renaissancea.gave rise to a plethora of secular songs.b.had nothing ...

The intense spirituality of the Renaissance
a.   gave rise to a plethora of secular songs.
b.   had nothing to do with the music.
c.   gave rise to some of the most moving sacred music ever written.
d.   caused the major religions to avoi

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guilliam

A month ago

William Byrd lived under surveillance, because of the suspicion that he was ...

William Byrd lived under surveillance, because of the suspicion that he was harboring
a.   papists.
b.   Heugenots.
c.   escaped slaves.
d.   Protestants.

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kckel

A month ago

William Byrd worked for the ________ Queen of England.a.Catholicb.Puritanc.Calvinistd.Protestant

William Byrd worked for the ________ Queen of England.
a.   Catholic
b.   Puritan
c.   Calvinist
d.   Protestant

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guilliam

A month ago

William Byrd gave the following reasons for learning to sing EXCEPT:a.It is a remedy for ...

William Byrd gave the following reasons for learning to sing EXCEPT:
a.   It is a remedy for stuttering.
b.   It increases health.
c.   It is easy to learn.
d.   It can be used to glorify the Roman Catholic Church.

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kckel

A month ago

William Byrd wrote that singinga.was an elite skill to be learned only by professionals.b.should ...

William Byrd wrote that singing
a.   was an elite skill to be learned only by professionals.
b.   should always remain subordinate to musical instruments.
c.   should be learned by everyone.
d.   can only be learned directly from the Fran

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guilliam

A month ago

The term "a cappella" refers toa.men taking their hats off in church.b.singing in a ...

The term "a cappella" refers to
a.   men taking their hats off in church.
b.   singing in a hushed manner because one is in church.
c.   any form of music appropriate for worship.
d.   unaccompanied choral music, or any unaccomp

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kckel

A month ago

Women were not permitted to sing until well into the eighteenth century for all of the following ...

Women were not permitted to sing until well into the eighteenth century for all of the    following reasons EXCEPT:
a.   Women might create a distraction.
b.   Women sang better than men, and the men were jealous.
c.   Churches used students f

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guilliam

A month ago

In William Byrd’s “Sing Joyfully,” each line of text ends with aa.cadence, though some are ...

In William Byrd’s “Sing Joyfully,” each line of text ends with a
a.   cadence, though some are elided with the next line of text.
b.   sequence of paired imitation.
c.   homophonic plagal figure.
d.   shift in meter.

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guilliam

A month ago

In William Byrd’s “Sing Joyfully,” each line of the text receives its owna.harmonic ...

In William Byrd’s “Sing Joyfully,” each line of the text receives its own
a.   harmonic mode.
b.   unique texture.
c.   meter.
d.   melodic idea.

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kckel

A month ago

William Byrd's "Sing Joyfully" is notable for itsa.word painting.b.completely ...

William Byrd's "Sing Joyfully" is notable for its
a.   word painting.
b.   completely homophonic texture.
c.   use of lute and tambourine.
d.   contrasting instrumental timbres.

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kckel

A month ago

In William Byrd’s “Sing Joyfully,” each voice is differentiated by ...

In William Byrd’s “Sing Joyfully,” each voice is differentiated by its
a.   range.
b.   meter.
c.   instrumentation.
d.   mode.

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kckel

A month ago

How many voices are in William Byrd’s “Sing Joyfully”?a.threeb.fourc.fived.six

How many voices are in William Byrd’s “Sing Joyfully”?
a.   three
b.   four
c.   five
d.   six

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guilliam

A month ago

In William Byrd's "Sing Joyfully,” the voices entera.in unison.b.all at the same time, in ...

In William Byrd's "Sing Joyfully,” the voices enter
a.   in unison.
b.   all at the same time, in imitation.
c.   one after another, in imitation.
d.   after an imitative instrumental overture.

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guilliam

A month ago

The technique of imitation or imitative counterpointa.is a type of counterpoint in which one voice ...

The technique of imitation or imitative counterpoint
a. is a type of counterpoint in which one voice introduces each new theme and is answered by other voices that enter in succession as it continues to sing.
b. is a type of counterpoint in

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guilliam

A month ago

An anthem is an example ofa.a capella choral music.b.sacred monophony.c.sonata de chiesa.d.lieder.

An anthem is an example of
a.   a capella choral music.
b.   sacred monophony.
c.   sonata de chiesa.
d.   lieder.

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kckel

A month ago

The English anthem is the equivalent to what composers writing for the Roman Catholic Church called ...

The English anthem is the equivalent to what composers writing for the Roman Catholic    Church called a
a.   hymn.
b.   mass.
c.   lied.
d.   motet.

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kckel

A month ago

William Byrd and other composers of his time were committed to setting the music in a manner ...

William Byrd and other composers of his time were committed to setting the music in a    manner that
a.   demonstrated rhythmic complexity.
b.   utilized standard dance rhythms.
c.   projected the words clearly.
d.   opposed the political p

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guilliam

A month ago

Long lyrical melodies, melismatic text setting, and rich polyphonic texturesa.made text more clearly ...

Long lyrical melodies, melismatic text setting, and rich polyphonic textures
a.   made text more clearly understood.
b.   ran the risk of obscuring the text to be sung.
c.   were outlawed completely by the Catholic Church.
d.   made print

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guilliam

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