What does Worlds of Music mean by “gaining entry”?
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• Gaining entry refers to the initial part of the music ethnography project when the student gains entry into the musical situation he/she has chosen to study. This initial contact is very important because it establishes contact with the experts--referred to as "consultants," e.g., musicians in this situation--who can provide students with first hand information from the "field."
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Identify the style of popular music that is prevalent in Mexico and parts of the southwestern United States
a. jalisco b. mariachi c. rumba d. klezmer e. tabasco
The third movement of Prokofiev's Piano Sonata No. 7 owes much to the influence of ____'s music, while remaining true to his own style
A) Arnold Schoenberg B) Béla Bartók C) Darius Milhaud D) Igor Stravinsky
Romantic artists were not interested in the __________
A. fantastic world of dreams B. exotic world of the Orient C. beauty of nature, often seen in its wilder aspects D. symmetry of machine-made products E. life in the women's quarters of harems
Lichtenstein used comic strips as subject matter because:
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