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3rd year modern music
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Which band is said to be the first pop band? The Beatles, The Who, or The Monkees?
The Beatles
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Which style of jazz did Louis Armstrong play?
New Orleans
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True or False: Blues is based on African slave rhythms
True
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On average, a New Orleans jazz band had how many members?
Five to six
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Rural blues music is played on one of two musical instruments. Name one.
Guitar / Banjo
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Did jazz music originate in the US North or South?
South
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We studied two styles of electronic music. Name one.
House / Techno
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Urban blues grew because of what major world event?
Great depression
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In which decade did pop music originate?
1960's
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Which jazz style was known for being played by big bands and for having its own dance style?
Swing
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Which musical instrument became popular in jazz because of Chicago jazz?
Saxaphone
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We studied two styles of independent music. Name one.
Grunge / Indie pop
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In which country did blues music originate? Canada, Mexico, or the United States?
United States
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In which country did pop music originate? The United Kingdom, United States, or Untied Arab Emirates?
The United Kingdom
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On average, a swing band had how many members?
17
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What is the style of pop music produced with electronic instruments called?
Electronic music
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Blues music that comes from cities is called...
Urban blues
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What is music produced independently from the major labels called?
Independent music
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In which decade did electronic music originate?
1980's
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Blues music that comes from rural areas was also called...
Primitive blues
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"Dixieland" is a nickname for jazz music from which city? (Hint: Adrián's favorite US city)
New Orleans
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