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MICHAELBAKAN
WORLD MUSIC: TRADITIONS AND TRANSFORMATIONS

QUIZ QUESTIONS ANSWER KEY


1. A ______ is defined as a group of persons regarded as forming a single community of related,
interdependent individuals.
a. society
2. A culture is best defined by
c. the collective worldview shared by its members
3. People who share a sense of homeland but do not have political autonomy over that homeland can
be described as belonging to a
a. nation
4. Special events during which individuals or communities enact their core beliefs, values, and ideals
through performance are called
d. rituals
5. A people defined by shared identification with a homeland where they themselves do not reside
represent a
a. diaspora
6. The merging of formerly distinct styles of music into new forms of expression is called
c. musical syncretism
7. The practice of studying music by living in a community for an extended time is called
ethnomusicological
d. fieldwork
8. When music causes individuals to become possessed by spirits this is called
a. transubstantiation
9. The process by which music moves from one person or community to another is referred to as
b. transmission
10. The two basic features of music transmission are
b. production and reception

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11. To compose in the moment of performance is called


c. improvisation
12. To plan the design of a musical work prior to its performance is called
a. composition
13. All societies are built around aggregates of intersecting
c. social institutions
14. When music is owned by individuals or is the property of a family lineage it is considered a
a. commodity
15. _____________ draws on musicology, anthropology, and other disciplines in order to study the
worlds musics.
b. Ethnomusicology
16. Dance may serve as a lens through which to view
d. all of the above
17. ________ is a process of creative transformation whose most remarkable feature is the continuity
it nurtures and sustains.
d. Tradition
18. That complex whole which includes knowledge, belief, art, law, morals, custom, and any other
capabilities and habits acquired by man as a member of society is a definition of
c. culture
19. The ways in which people think about and represent themselves and one another through music
is called
b. identity
20. Ethnomusicologists are interested in understanding music as _____________.
a. a musicultural phenomenon
21. When royal courts or churches support musicians or musical institutions it is called
d. patronage
22. The recording of Eagle & Hawks Dance
a. combines elements of traditional First Nations/Native American music with elements of rock music
23. In Bali,
a. gamelan music is today played by both men and women
24. Paul Penas Kargyraa Moan
a. includes elements of both blues music and Tuvan khoomei

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