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Music 103 Last Section
Rock & Roll
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Undergraduate 1
05/03/2010

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Term
"A type of sensuous music unfit for impressionable minds." was said by:

a. Frank Sinatra
b. Tip O'Neill (former speaker of the house)
c. Michale Buble
Definition
b. Tip O'Neill (former speaker of the house)
Term
"The most brutal, ugly, desperate, vicious form of expression; It has been my misfortune to hear." was said by:

a. Frank Sinatra
b. Tip O'Neill (former speaker of the house)
c. Michale Buble
Definition
a. Frank Sinatra
Term
A section of a song that has both words and music repeated is called a:

a. verse
b. chorus (refrain)
c. bridge
Definition
b. chorus (refrain)
Term
Short, memorable, and easily retained melodic ideas would describe the:

a. beat
b. lyrics
c. riff
d. style
Definition
c. riff
Term
A section of a song where the music is repeated, but set to different words is called a:

a. verse
b. chorus (refrain)
c. bridge
Definition
a. verse
Term
Most rock songs are written with --- beats to the measure, but not always.

a. 2
b. 3
c. 4
d. 5
Definition
c. 4
Term
Rock usually has stressed beats on ---, with back beats on ---.

a. 1 & 3 ; 2 & 4
b. 2 & 4 ; 1 & 3
c. 1 & 2 ; 3 & 4
d. 3 & 4 ; 1 & 2
Definition
a. 1 & 3 ; 2 & 4
Term
A rhythm or accent that does not line up with the expected or regular rhythm is called:

a. hook
b. improvisation
c. accidental
d. syncopation
Definition
d. syncopation
Term
the most memorable riffs would describe a(n):

a. hook
b. improvisation
c. accidental
d. syncopation
Definition
a. hook
Term
These are all Blues forms except:

a. smooth blues
b. country blues
c. hokum
d. boogie woogie
Definition
a. smooth blues
Term
urban blues with more blues style than pop music would describe:

a. smooth blues
b. country blues
c. hokum
d. boogie woogie
Definition
c. hokum
Term
Blues with a powerful piano style which took hold in northern cities is called:

a. smooth blues
b. country blues
c. hokum
d. boogie woogie
Definition
d. boogie woogie
Term
The term rock & roll was first used in 1951 by ---, a cleveland disc jockey

a. Carl Perkins
b. Sam Phillips
c. Walt Thomas
d. Allen Freed
Definition
d. Allen Freed
Term
Rock and roll up to this point in the 1950's had been referred to as:

a. "Rocksteady"
b. "Rockafella"
c. "Rockability"
d. "Rockford"
Definition
c. "Rockability"
Term
Elvis was known for his --- as well as singing

a. appearance
b. dancing
c. rebellious attitude
d. all of the above
Definition
d. all of the above
Term
Elvis is the greatest selling solo artist of all-time.
True/False
Definition
False
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