Question 1

The connection between music and theatre dates back to

Accepted Answer

A)  Nineteenth century Italy 
B)  ancient Greece 
C)  Sixteenth century Germany 
D)  Eighteenth century America 
A)  Nineteenth century Italy 
B)  ancient Greece 
C)  Sixteenth century Germany 
D)  Eighteenth century America B

Question 2

Which of the following blends of music and drama is least related to the vernacular?

Accepted Answer

A)  film 
B)  opera 
C)  Broadway music 
D)  musical theater 
A)  film 
B)  opera 
C)  Broadway music 
D)  musical theater B

Question 3

The inclusion of provocative dance scenes in musicals reflected which of the following trends in American culture?

Accepted Answer

A)  the waning of the severe Protestant ethic 
B)  the growth of diversity in America 
C)  the legalization of alcohol sales 
D)  the grounding in European traditions 
A)  the waning of the severe Protestant ethic 
B)  the growth of diversity in America 
C)  the legalization of alcohol sales 
D)  the grounding in European traditions A

Question 4

La Boheme and Madama Butterfly represent which of the following genres?

Accepted Answer

A)  "verismo" opera 
B)  silent film 
C)  Broadway musical 
D)  children's musical 
A)  "verismo" opera 
B)  silent film 
C)  Broadway musical 
D)  children's musical

Question 5

Early American musical theatre was imported from

Accepted Answer

A)  Greece 
B)  England 
C)  Germany 
D)  Italy 
A)  Greece 
B)  England 
C)  Germany 
D)  Italy

Question 6

Broadway has recently revived many older musicals for which of the following reasons?

Accepted Answer

A)  aesthetic 
B)  financial 
C)  lack of imagination 
D)  no available story lines 
A)  aesthetic 
B)  financial 
C)  lack of imagination 
D)  no available story lines

The connection between music and theatre dates back to

Which of the following blends of music and drama is least related to the vernacular?

The inclusion of provocative dance scenes in musicals reflected which of the following trends in American culture?

La Boheme and Madama Butterfly represent which of the following genres?

Early American musical theatre was imported from

Broadway has recently revived many older musicals for which of the following reasons?

North American Indian Music

Folk Music

Religious Music in Colonial Revolutionary and Federal Periods

Secular Music in Colonial Revolutionary and Federal Periods

Religious Music in the Early Nineteenth Century

Popular Music of the Civil War Era

Early Concert Music

American Concert Music Comes of Age

The Rise of Popular Culture

Country Music

Ethnic Traditions and the Urban Folk Revival

The Jazz Age

Jazz 1930-1960

Jazz Since 1960

Latin Popular Musics

Rock and Roll

Popular Music Since 1970

Music for Theatre and Film

Music for Films

American Opera

Experimental Music - Revolution

Mainstream Concert Music - Evolution

The Avant-Garde Continued

The Recent Mainstream

Prelude

Music in Early America

The Tumultuous Nineteenth Century

The Growth of Vernacular Traditions

A Diversity of Popular Musics

Tradition and Innovation in Concert Music

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Exam 30: Music for Theater and Film

The connection between music and theatre dates back to

Which of the following blends of music and drama is least related to the vernacular?

The inclusion of provocative dance scenes in musicals reflected which of the following trends in American culture?

La Boheme and Madama Butterfly represent which of the following genres?

Early American musical theatre was imported from

Broadway has recently revived many older musicals for which of the following reasons?

North American Indian Music

Folk Music

Religious Music in Colonial Revolutionary and Federal Periods

Secular Music in Colonial Revolutionary and Federal Periods

Religious Music in the Early Nineteenth Century

Popular Music of the Civil War Era

Early Concert Music

American Concert Music Comes of Age

The Rise of Popular Culture

Country Music

Ethnic Traditions and the Urban Folk Revival

The Jazz Age

Jazz 1930-1960

Jazz Since 1960

Latin Popular Musics

Rock and Roll

Popular Music Since 1970

Music for Theatre and Film

Music for Films

American Opera

Experimental Music - Revolution

Mainstream Concert Music - Evolution

The Avant-Garde Continued

The Recent Mainstream

Prelude

Music in Early America

The Tumultuous Nineteenth Century

The Growth of Vernacular Traditions

A Diversity of Popular Musics

Tradition and Innovation in Concert Music

Filters