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in the late 1880s who developed the concert band to "more concert, less march?' |
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who was known as "the march king" |
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what instrument did john phillip sousa play |
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who invented the sousaphone |
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who wrote stars and stripes forever |
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who is thought to have written more marches than anyone else |
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what is the professors favorite piece |
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in the jazz era, who is known as "the master of orchestration" |
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in the jazz era, who is known as "the father of jazz? |
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in the jazz era, who is known as the "inventor" of scat singing |
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in the jazz era, who is known as the "inventor" of improvisation |
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what instrument did WC handy play |
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who dubbed himself "father of the blues" |
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who is known as the "queen of bop" |
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who is known as the "diva of swing" |
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who is known as the "empress of the blues" |
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who did i mention as the greatest female jazz singer ever |
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rhythm percussion scat impervation |
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who was the first american born composer to be internationally known |
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who wrote the first american opera |
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who in 1891, formed an orchestra which later became the chicago symphony? |
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how many movements does a symphony normally have |
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is it polite to clap imbetween movements |
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where was the chamber orchestra origanlly meant to play |
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who wrote the first american symphony to be published |
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what musical term comes froma latin word which literally means chase? |
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who is the first well known american female composer |
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who is considered the father of music education in higher edu |
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on broadway, what was known as the center of music publishing |
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who wrote the barbershop style peace "the rose' |
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who wrote "grand ole flag" |
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who wrote "god bless america" |
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who wrote "white christmas" |
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who wrote "alexander's ragtime band" |
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who helped to form the ASCAP |
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in what year did the grand ole opry debut on radio |
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in what city did the grandole ory debut on radio? |
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at early country singer was known for his use of the yodel in singing |
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as what is the male high voice above their natural voice known |
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who is known for developing the "nashville sound" |
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