The New Orleans Rhythm Kings (or NORK) was
a. a black jazz band that performed in New Orleans in the 1920s
b. a white jazz band that performed in New Orleans in the 1930s
c. a white jazz band that performed in Chicago in the 1920s
d. an interracially mixed band that toured the country in the 1930s
c
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A. centered space B. function C. living space D. earth rooted
On May 4, 1970, the National Guard opened fire on and killed four Kent State students for
a. pelting the National Guard with rocks. b. chanting antiwar slogans. c. reasons that have never been fully explained. d. burning American flags.
Based on the meter signature, how many measures does this sequence of notes represent?
A. 8 measures B. 2 measures C. 3 measures D. 4 measures E. 6 measures
All of the following statements apply to opera during the early nineteenth century with the exception of: a. the genre was highly popular, flourishing in all of the major European capitals. b. fame and fortune awaited not only the genre's leading singers, but alsosuccessful composers
c. it had a special capacity to deal with the real social and historical issues of itstime. d. the genre's popularity in Germany paralleled a renaissance in the country ofsolo singing.