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Unit 6 Music

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What was the great music shift during the early years of the Great Depression? (Hot Syncopated Dance Music to Sweeter Style of Ballroom Music)
When did Swing Style become popular? 1935
How and Where did Swing Music first develop? In Black dance bands in New York, Chicago, and Kansas City
What are the two types of Swing Music? East Coast Swing and West Coast Swing
Who was the King of Swing? Benny Goodman
What does the term Swing refer too? Refers to the fluid, rocking, motion of the music as well as the emotional state brought by the music
Does Swing music bring upon A sense of freedom, life and enjoyment? Yes
What is MCA? Music Corporation of America; became the dominant booking agency for big dance bands, eventually leading to radio and commercial bookings
Did swing stretch across multiple different boundaries including geographical and social boundaries? Yes
What was the main method of promotion for Swing and Big Bands? Radio
What were the most desired booking venues for bands? Venues with wires that had a direct connection to a radio station broadcast
What was the device that highlighted Swing and Big Bands on the Radio? Disk Jockey
What were the new dance crazes that were created in the Swing music Jitterbug and Lindy Hop?
Where was the biggest influence of Swing music and dance? New York's Harlem Neighborhood
What is the setup of a Big/Swing Band Rhythm Section, Trumpets, Trombones, & Front Line
What is Walking Bass Bass plays on all four beats, moving up and down like it is walking
Solo means Individual player
Tutti means Entire ensemble playing
Soli means Section of group playing
Was there collective improvisation in Swing Music? No
What was the big break of Benny Goodman? Let's Dance
Which Swing artist relied on arrangements of popular Tin Pan Alley songs and 12 bar Blus? Glenn Miller
What are two examples of Duke Ellington? Take the A Train & C-Jam Blues
What does ASCAP means? The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Who was the most popular Hillbilly singer during the Swing Era that Formed the Crazy Tennesseans? Roy Claxton Acuff
Who was the first successful singing Cowboy Gene Autry
Where did Western Swing originate? Originated in the Southwest
What factor also helped the Swing music craze spread quicker? The rise of the booking agency
Would successful bands have sponsors? Yes
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