Folk Traditions & Popular Music Flashcards

1
Q

ritualized vocalizing of black american workers

A

work songs and field hollers

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2
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sang to pace manual labor, express loneliness

A

work songs and field hollers

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3
Q

unaccompanied, stomping, clapping

A

work songs and field hollers

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4
Q

“Swing Low, Sweet Chariot”

A

Paul Robeson

gospel

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5
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solo singing, group singing, piano, organ, call and response, melisma

A

gospel

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6
Q

melisma

A

singing of a single syllable while moving between several pitches

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7
Q

gospel lyrics

A

often had double meaning

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8
Q

“gospel music” termed

A

1930s

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9
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Father of (modern) gospel music

A

Thomas A. Dorsey

Georgia Tom- as a blues pianist

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10
Q

Queen of gospel

A

Mahalia Jackson

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11
Q

“Precious Lord, Take My Hand”

A

Thomas A. Dorsey
(Mahalia Jackson also sang it at some point)
gospel

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12
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Gospel singer and guitarist, precursor of rock & roll, influenced Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley

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Sister Rosetta Tharpe

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13
Q

James Cleveland

A

gospel singer and pianist

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14
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Edwin Hawkings

A

gospel

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15
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“Up Above My Head”

A

Sister Rosetta Tharpe

gospel

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16
Q

popular entertainment, combination of songs, dances, comic sketches

A

Minstrelsy

17
Q

when did minstrelsy originate

A

~1830

18
Q

first minstrelsy performer

A

George Washington Dixon

19
Q

exaggeration of skin color, facial features, speech, gestures

A

minstrelsy

20
Q

Jim Crow & Zip Coon

A

minstrelsy characters based on racial stereotyping

21
Q

“De Boatmen’s Dance”

A

Dan Emmett

minstrelsy

22
Q

unique instrument for minstrelsy

A

bones

23
Q

TOBA

A

Theatre Owners and Booking Agency

24
Q

Father of the minstrel show

A

Thomas “Daddy” Rice

25
Q

Dan Emmett

A

minstrel performer and composer

26
Q

Father of american music

A

Stephen Foster

27
Q

“Oh Susanna”

A

Stephen Foster

28
Q

James Bland

A

African american minstrel performer and composer

29
Q

Godmother of Rock and Roll

A

Sister Rosetta Tharpe