Tin pan alley - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Tin Pan Alley - ANSWER The name of the music publishing industry in the first half of the 20th century Irving Berlin - ANSWER Tin Pan Alley composer George and Ira Gershwin - ANSWER Tin Pan Alley composer

Tin Pan Alley - ANSWER The name of the music publishing industry in the first half of the 20th century Irving Berlin - ANSWER Tin Pan Alley composer George and Ira Gershwin - ANSWER Tin Pan Alley composer Richard Rodgers - ANSWER Tin Pan Alley composer Lorenz Hart - ANSWER Tin Pan Alley composer Oscar Hammerstein II - ANSWER Tin Pan Alley composer Acoustical Process - ANSWER A recording method used before 1925 in which a horn was used to capture sound waves and engrave t...

I've Got a Women*** - ANSWER Ray Charles. Gospel-based blues (r/b) Instru: Starts with drums, piano, sax, and horns.Strong emphasis on back beat. Vocals: semi-shouting lyrics: women (based in gospel) vocals improvise over the instru accompainment horns play fills at end of vocal line "Pop" Music - ANSWER Crooners and swing bands. Upper to middle white class demographic. National Distribution through radio. Tin Pan Alley controlled most of this demographic and radios. White afflue...

I've Got a Women*** - ANSWER Ray Charles. Gospel-based blues (r/b) Instru: Starts with drums, piano, sax, and horns.Strong emphasis on back beat. Vocals: semi-shouting lyrics: women (based in gospel) vocals improvise over the instru accompainment horns play fills at end of vocal line "Pop" Music - ANSWER Crooners and swing bands. Upper to middle white class demographic. National Distribution through radio. Tin Pan Alley controlled most of this demographic and radios. White affluent...

MUS505 Final Exam with Complete Solution The Standard (Standards) - Tin Pan Alley songs were still popular in the 1950s and became known as______ Songs were known by the general mainstream population Not attached to a particular artist, performed by different artists follows a familiar formula Tin Pan Alley Pop Song Model - professional songwriters and producers crafting songs for musicals, movies, and artists "Song factory" system keeps shaping pop music artists are not ...

Questions & Answers(RATED A+) I've Got a Women*** - ANSWER Ray Charles. Gospel-based blues (r/b) Instru: Starts with drums, piano, sax, and horns.Strong emphasis on back beat. Vocals: semi-shouting lyrics: women (based in gospel) vocals improvise over the instru accompainment horns play fills at end of vocal line "Pop" Music - ANSWER Crooners and swing bands. Upper to middle white class demographic. National Distribution through radio. Tin Pan Alley controlled most of this demog...

I've Got a Women*** -ANSWER- Ray Charles. Gospel-based blues (r/b) Instru: Starts with drums, piano, sax, and horns.Strong emphasis on back beat. Vocals: semi-shouting lyrics: women (based in gospel) vocals improvise over the instru accompainment horns play fills at end of vocal line "Pop" Music -ANSWER- Crooners and swing bands. Upper to middle white class demographic. National Distribution through radio. Tin Pan Alley controlled most of this demographic and radios. White affluent...

Life in America before rock and roll - ANS No radios,TVs, CDs, tapes ETC... IF YOU WANT TO hear music play it yourself. Local music? - ANS Minstrel shows what was White America like? - ANS Parents would choose what the family listened to what was Black America like? - ANS Still slaves. Music on the plantation in the fields and on the front porch Music during "spiritual meetings" Not much money for musical instruments so they used their voice. Traveling Minstrel shows ()...

Minstrel Shows - correct answerMainly white performers who artificially blackened their skin and enacted parodies of African American music, dance, dress and dialect Stephen Foster (1826-1864) - correct answerThe father of American music First person to be the full time professional songwriter i. "Oh! Susanna" 1848 ii. "My Old Kentucky Home" iii. "Camptown Races" iv. "Way down upon the Swanee river" (old folks at home) v. "I dream of Jeannie" vi. "Beautiful Dreamer" ...

Music History III Question and answers verified to passMusic History III-Chapter 34 & 35 Irving Berlin () - correct answer Generally recognized as the most productive, varied, and creative of the Tin Pan Alley songwriters. Cole Porter () - correct answer An influential Tin Pan Alley composer born into a wealthy family in Indiana who studied classical music at elite institutions such as Yale, Harvard, and the Scola Cantorum in Paris. George Gershwin () - correct answer The most wid...