William Byrd was a __________
a) Catholic who wrote Protestant music for the English monarch
b) Protestant who wrote Catholic music for the English monarch
c) heretic who was persecuted by the French government
d) Protestant who wrote Protestant music for the English monarch
a
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The 12-bar blues progression
a) is used in all blues songs b) is a feeling but not a form c) is often used as a verse or refrain in electric and jump blues d) is never used in rock and roll
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Because of its unique nature, the different systems and subsystems of the music industry are so self- sufficient that success or failure in one part of the system has little impact on other parts of the system. 2. It is virtually impossible to make money in the music industry without being an artist signed to a record company or a record company employee. 3. The case study of musician Gene Perla offers an example of how moving from one music industry specialty to another is a successful path to building a career. 4. Your textbook states that the human element in the music industry is as vital as ever in the industry of today, despite the rise of disruptive technologies and business models. 5. Typically, it is only after a song is in commercial release (in other words, “popular”) that there is a demand to license it for other uses, such as ringtones and merchandise.
Marianne Nicholson's cliffside pictograph represents which Northwest Native American tradition that had been suppressed through most of the twentieth century?
a) the potlatch b) the Ghost Dance c) buffalo hunts d) vision quests
__________wrote Walden in 1854 because he believed that living close to nature was humankind's strength
A. Thoreau B. Emerson C. Wollstonecraft D. Rousseau E. Wordsworth