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Overdubbing refers to a multi-track recording technique where one voice is recorded and then a second voice added after the first. A. True B. False

Which contemporary jazz artist was one of the first to use a synthesizer in their recordings? A. Whitney Houston B. Miles Davis C. Weather Report D. Pat Metheny Group

Smooth jazz is sometimes called: A. soul jazz. B. contemporary jazz. C. bossa nova. D. Kenny G jazz.

A call-and-response style begins with a soloist introducing a melody and then others repeating a similar or identical melody back. A. True B. False

The city that represented the most unique blending of arts and customs in the 1800 s was: A. Philadelphia B. New Orleans C. Charleston D. Washington D.C

Which musical style introduced group improvisation? A. New Orleans jazz B. Baroque c. Free jazz D. Bebop

Ballet - Clip of Misty Copeland "A Ballerina's Tale" Documentary; Rubric Included (10/31-11/14) https://youtu.be/BqZkfEoQDI?si=mg7jiHnuLe \( 3 Y 30 j \) ? 1. List three words that you would use to describe Misty Copeland. 2. Have you ever had a huge challenge in your life that you thought you wouldn't get through? What would watching this clip teas 3. How is Misty Copeland a role model? 4. What is something you're good at doing? What encouraging words would you give to a beginner following in your footsteps? 5. List the five basic ballet positions and explain each position. Please replv to one classmate using three full lines in length.

Syncopated notes are: A. Grouped notes. B. Fast notes on the down beats. C. Long notes on the down beats. D. Accented notes on weak beats.

What is the rhythmic pattern pictured below? A. Quarter, half, half, eighth B. Half, quarter, quarter, eighth C. Half, eighth, eighth, quarter D. Quarter, eighth, eighth, half

Music that describes nature or tells a story is known as: A. Program music B. Absolute music C. TV music D. Tonal music