Chapter 18 Quiz 2

Film Music

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. The 1933 film King Kong was the first film to be released with a full musical score, which was written by:

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. When characters in a movie walk into a bar or dance hall where music is playing, the music is commonly known as:

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. Consider the following statement and choose the best response: "Famous film score composer John Williams, who wrote the music for blockbusters like Jurassic Park, the Indiana Jones series, and Jaws, has a strong relationship with filmmaker Stanley Kubrick."

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. The music in films since the 1970s can best be described as ___, with lush harmonies and memorable melodies; these films often juxtapose classical music with ___.

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. Which statement about the typical process of creating film music is NOT true?

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. The first motion picture with sound was ___, starring Al Jolson-its soundtrack included ___.

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. Which of the following is a similarity between ballet and film music?

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. The selection from Pirates of the Caribbean includes a driving rhythmic idea, a technique that is commonly known as:

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. Which of the following is NOT one of the great art composers who wrote music for movies in the years following World War II?

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. Which statement about the music to the famous shower scene in Hitchcock's Psycho is NOT true?

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. John Williams revived the use of the ___ in film to musically identify characters or other elements of the narrative, an important compositional element borrowed from the tradition of the ___.

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. Which statement about film music in the 1960s is NOT true?

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. What type of music was used to accompany the first films, often called "Silent Films"?

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. What is the term for music in a film that is less prominent and essentially exists to support the action and dialogue?

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. Consider the following statement and choose the best response: "The 'Tara Theme' from Gone with the Wind (score by Max Steiner), which uses a wide intervallic leap as an expressive device, is used in a variety of ways throughout the piece to depict a wide range of emotions."

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