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US Band Music and the Peace Jubilees TriviaVersión en línea MUS 314 Discussion por Angelica Trujillo 1 Which war was dubbed “the most musical war in history?” a Franco-Prussian War b US Revolutionary War c US Civil War d WWI 2 The rapid growth of US community bands in the 19th century correlates most directly with: a Martial Law policies that required participation b New technologies, e.g.: pistons and valves c New conservatories, e.g.: Juilliard d New performance venues, e.g.: Aeolian Hall 3 19th-century bands relied heavily on arrangements and transcriptions a True b False 4 Established composers like Wagner, Liszt, and Bruckner discouraged band arrangements and transcriptions. a True b False 5 Approximately how many musicians participated in the World Peace Jubilee in Boston, 1872? a 220 b 2200 c 22,000 d 2,200,000 6 A contrasting section of a march that is particularly intense—loud and fast—is a/an: a Break strain b Encore c Stinger d Vamp 7 A short, accented final chord in a march is a/an: a Break strain b Encore c Stinger d Vamp 8 Which figure was most directly responsible for organizing and arranging the music for the National (1869) and World (1872) Peace Jubilees in Boston? a John Philip Sousa b Patrick S. Gilmore c Theodore Thomas d George M. Cohan 9 Which musical feature of 19th-century marches most clearly supports the idea of “development” rather than simple repetition a Strict da capo repetition of sections b The absence of contrasting sections c The use of varied repeats of the Trio and Break Strain sections d A fixed tempo with no dynamic contrast 10 In the context of 19th-century US band culture, what role did mass public spectacles like the Peace Jubilees primarily serve? a Entertainment only, with no political meaning b Promotion of individual virtuosity over collective sound c Symbolic nation-building through collective performance and post–Civil War reconciliation d Testing new concert hall acoustics

US Band Music and the Peace Jubilees TriviaVersión en línea

MUS 314 Discussion

por Angelica Trujillo

Which war was dubbed “the most musical war in history?”

Franco-Prussian War

US Revolutionary War

US Civil War

WWI

The rapid growth of US community bands in the 19th century correlates most directly with:

Martial Law policies that required participation

New technologies, e.g.: pistons and valves

New conservatories, e.g.: Juilliard

New performance venues, e.g.: Aeolian Hall

19th-century bands relied heavily on arrangements and transcriptions

True

False

Established composers like Wagner, Liszt, and Bruckner discouraged band arrangements and transcriptions.

True

False

Approximately how many musicians participated in the World Peace Jubilee in Boston, 1872?

220

2200

22,000

2,200,000

A contrasting section of a march that is particularly intense—loud and fast—is a/an:

Break strain

Encore

Stinger

Vamp

A short, accented final chord in a march is a/an:

Break strain

Encore

Stinger

Vamp

Which figure was most directly responsible for organizing and arranging the music for the National (1869) and World (1872) Peace Jubilees in Boston?

John Philip Sousa

Patrick S. Gilmore

Theodore Thomas

George M. Cohan

Which musical feature of 19th-century marches most clearly supports the idea of “development” rather than simple repetition

Strict da capo repetition of sections

The absence of contrasting sections

The use of varied repeats of the Trio and Break Strain sections

A fixed tempo with no dynamic contrast

In the context of 19th-century US band culture, what role did mass public spectacles like the Peace Jubilees primarily serve?

Entertainment only, with no political meaning

Promotion of individual virtuosity over collective sound

Symbolic nation-building through collective performance and post–Civil War reconciliation

Testing new concert hall acoustics

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por Angelica Trujillo

Which war was dubbed “the most musical war in history?”

The rapid growth of US community bands in the 19th century correlates most directly with:

19th-century bands relied heavily on arrangements and transcriptions

Established composers like Wagner, Liszt, and Bruckner discouraged band arrangements and transcriptions.

Approximately how many musicians participated in the World Peace Jubilee in Boston, 1872?

A contrasting section of a march that is particularly intense—loud and fast—is a/an:

A short, accented final chord in a march is a/an:

Which figure was most directly responsible for organizing and arranging the music for the National (1869) and World (1872) Peace Jubilees in Boston?

Which musical feature of 19th-century marches most clearly supports the idea of “development” rather than simple repetition

In the context of 19th-century US band culture, what role did mass public spectacles like the Peace Jubilees primarily serve?

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