A vernacular genre typical of Uruguay is the:
Candombe
The Cuban son:
Combines African and Hispanic elements
Jo Ha Kyu is...
A Japanese three part form
Shōmyō is...
Japanese Buddhist chant
The koto survived during the Westernization of Japan because...
its tones were in keeping with Western musical aesthetics
Hōgaku means...
traditional Japanese music
Like many Japanese musical ensembles that have extremely long histories, taiko ensembles, now a worldwide popular Japanese genre, began in the early Edo period.
False
The practice of shakuhachi playing called suizen means...
blowing meditation
Characteristics of Zen Buddhism include:
all of the above
The Edo period was characterized by hundreds of years of isolation and relative peace without the influence of Western art and culture.
True
The shamisen was..
the geisha’s primary musical instrument
Buddhism is the native religion of Japan, and focuses on the innate goodness of man, worship of ancestors, and passage of life celebrations.
False
The musicians of Kabuki
make up four different ensembles
Noh is a Japanese theatre art characterized by…..
both of the above
A sankyoku trio includes….
koto, shakuhachi, shamisen
Gagaku is probably the oldest unbroken orchestral art music genre in the world.
True
Kabuki is characterized by restraint, simplicity, and austerity.
False
Bunraku puppets are….
all of the above
Japanese folk song, or minyo, was popular in the past but it no longer a part of Japan’s culture today
False
The primary musical ensemble in bunraku puppet theatre is comprised of….
a narrator and a shamisen player
Karaoke became popular in Japan only after it became popular in America.
False
Noh drama was the theatre of the middle class, while kabuki and bunraku were patronized by the samurai.
False
Nonghyôn is an important aspect of Korean musical performance. Its vibrato-like movements harmonize different musical qualities. Select the pair least related to the musical balancing of nonghyôn.
high and low
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