Which trombonist in the Ellington Orchestra used a plunger mute to achieve a "gutbucket" sound?
a. Joe "Tricky" Sam Nanton
b. Johnny Hodges
c. Harry Carney
a. Joe "Tricky" Sam Nanton
b. Johnny Hodges
c. Harry Carney
d. "Bubber" Miley
a
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Bartók's ________ are considered the finest since Beethoven's and are often compared with those of the late Viennese master for their strength and complexity.
A. symphonies B. string quartets C. piano sonatas D. art songs
What was the central image or metaphor used in the Oregon Shakespeare Festival production of Macbeth in 2002?
A. The cliffs of Scotland B. A pool of blood C. A spider web D. Nightmares
Which composers would likely have written a symphony containing an extremely large orchestra?
A) Mendelssohn and Schubert B) Vivaldi and Chopin C) Mozart and Haydn D) Mahler and R. Strauss
An advocate for what has come to be called “chance music,” this composer felt it was unnecessary for music to
develop, climax, or be goal-oriented. One work consisted of amplifying and broadcasting the sounds resulting from chopping vegetables, grinding them up, and drinking the juice.
a. Varèse b. Cage
c. Adams d. Rouse e. Barber