Question 1

Most twentieth-century ethnomusicologists studied:

Accepted Answer

A) Western popular music. 
B) Western classical music. 
C) music in their own countries. 
D) music available in written notation. 
E) music transmitted by oral tradition. 
A) Western popular music. 
B) Western classical music. 
C) music in their own countries. 
D) music available in written notation. 
E) music transmitted by oral tradition.

Question 2

The setting of a soundscape includes the:

Accepted Answer

A) sound and significance of the music. 
B) notated music and any added embellishments. 
C) lyrics sung and the instrumental accompaniment. 
D) relationship of the lyrics to the vocal melody and rhythm. 
E) place of the performance and the behavior of the listeners who are present. 
A) sound and significance of the music. 
B) notated music and any added embellishments. 
C) lyrics sung and the instrumental accompaniment. 
D) relationship of the lyrics to the vocal melody and rhythm. 
E) place of the performance and the behavior of the listeners who are present.

Question 3

Khoomii singers depict sounds of nature in order to reinforce their connection to the physical environment of Tuva.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

What does a soundscape have in common with a seascape?

Accepted Answer

A soundscape and a seascape share the co

Question 5

David Hykes retained the soundscape of Tuvan throat singing when he incorporated the khoomii technique into his performances with the Harmonic Choir.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Match each item to the correct description below.
-A small Tuvan fiddle decorated with a carved horse's head

Accepted Answer

A) harmonics 
B) khoomii 
C) igil 
D) carillon 
E) register 
A) harmonics 
B) khoomii 
C) igil 
D) carillon 
E) register

Question 7

If the partials of a clarinet and of a string instrument were filtered out,the two instruments would sound different from each other.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The purpose of applied ethnomusicology is to:

Accepted Answer

A) help universities generate profit. 
B) enhance the welfare of a community. 
C) extend research into the private sector. 
D) prepare a researcher for initial fieldwork. 
E) increase public interest in traditional ethnography. 
A) help universities generate profit. 
B) enhance the welfare of a community. 
C) extend research into the private sector. 
D) prepare a researcher for initial fieldwork. 
E) increase public interest in traditional ethnography.

Most twentieth-century ethnomusicologists studied:

The setting of a soundscape includes the:

Khoomii singers depict sounds of nature in order to reinforce their connection to the physical environment of Tuva.

What does a soundscape have in common with a seascape?

David Hykes retained the soundscape of Tuvan throat singing when he incorporated the khoomii technique into his performances with the Harmonic Choir.

Match each item to the correct description below. -A small Tuvan fiddle decorated with a carved horse's head

If the partials of a clarinet and of a string instrument were filtered out,the two instruments would sound different from each other.

The purpose of applied ethnomusicology is to:

Sound: The Materials of Music

Setting: The Study of Local Musics

Significance: Musics Meaning in Everyday Life

Music and Migration

Music and Memory

Music,mobility,and the Global Marketplace

Music and Dance

Music and Ritual

Music and Politics

Music and Identity

Epilogue

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Exam 12: Introduction: What Is a Soundscape

Most twentieth-century ethnomusicologists studied:

The setting of a soundscape includes the:

Khoomii singers depict sounds of nature in order to reinforce their connection to the physical environment of Tuva.

What does a soundscape have in common with a seascape?

David Hykes retained the soundscape of Tuvan throat singing when he incorporated the khoomii technique into his performances with the Harmonic Choir.

Match each item to the correct description below. -A small Tuvan fiddle decorated with a carved horse's head

If the partials of a clarinet and of a string instrument were filtered out,the two instruments would sound different from each other.

The purpose of applied ethnomusicology is to:

Sound: The Materials of Music

Setting: The Study of Local Musics

Significance: Musics Meaning in Everyday Life

Music and Migration

Music and Memory

Music,mobility,and the Global Marketplace

Music and Dance

Music and Ritual

Music and Politics

Music and Identity

Epilogue

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