"Hocketing":
c. is associated with panpipes
Latin American cultures have in common:
a. Spanish and Portuguese colonialism
Sanjuanes:
a. are an important part of Quichua music repertory.
The "Andean ensemble phenomenon" refers to:
d. the spread of "the Andean Sound" beyond Latin America
The cueca rhythm pattern:
d. juxtaposes 3/4 and 6/8 meters
The Ecuadorian hybrid example from the Chota River Valley shows:
c. rhythmic influences from Africa.
The name of the Native Americans living near the Ecuadorian town of Cotacachi is:
a. Quichua
The traditional music instrument associated with the sanjuán is the:
d. Harp
Walking for the Cotacachi Quichua:
d. is an important aspect of their life and culture.
Which of the following is not a common Latin American instrument and/or rhythm/dance?
c. Instrument: calypso RHYTHM/DANCE: golpe
Maqam is a unique:
b. Arab musical mode.
A riqq is:
b. an Arab tambourine, also known as the daff.
The lands that were filled conquered by the Islamic empire were filled with a variety of traditions, cultures, and religions with the exception of:
d. Buddhism
The capital city of the new Islamic caliphate was:
a. Baghdad
If you believed that specific musical modes are likely to incite a person to become violent, and others, by contrast, could make a person more peaceful and balanced, then you were a believer in:
b. Plato
Which of the following should be studied to understand the practice of music in the Arab World of 7th and 8th centuries?
c. translations of the Qur'an and Hadith
Beginning in 1780 modern theorists:
d. turned Arab modes into eight-tone scales with quarter tones.
People who were attached to upper class households, were employed as singing women for purpose of entertainment. They were called:
d. Qainat
Which of the following statements is the most accurate about Morocco?
c. Maghrebi culture is likewise a notable feature of France.
Many different instruments are shown in reliefs at the archeological sight of:
b. Taq-i Bustan