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Dmitry [639]
2 years ago
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Multiple Choice. Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write the chosen letter ona separate sheet of paper. 1. What is the te

rm for special call to prayer and repentance on high holidays inIsrael?A. DevotionalB. HazanC. SecularD. Yom Kippur2. What kind of music is commonly used during communal worship in mosquesand life passage events in Israel?A. Central Asian MusicB. East Asian MusicC. Middle East MusicD. Western Music3. Which of the following is a metric cycle with a specific number of beats thatrecur in the same pattern?A. TalaB. MridangamC. TablaD. Theka4. What made India known to be the largest country in South Asia. A. Their songs are purely spiritual in nature. B. Indian music is only vocal and instrumental. C. Where people are focusing more on their music. D. Their music is as vast as its geographic location and as large as itsdemographic population. 5. In North India, which of the following music goes back to Vedic period ataround 1000BC?A. Arabic MusicB. Carnatic MusicC. Hindustani MusicD. Punjabi Music6. Which of the following is a style in vocal music of India which moves in severaldifferent notes in a single syllable of text?A. MelismaticB. Rig VedaC. SamaganaD. Samaveda7. What is the most common style of singing in North India?A. KhyatB. MridangamC. TalaD. Theka8. What division of vocal music in Israel which context lies outside the religiousdomain?A. DevotionalB. MelismaticC. SecularD. Tala9. What do you call a musician who helps lead the congregation in a songfulprayer?A. DevotionalB. HazzanC. SecularD. Shofar10. Which country in Central Asia is known for its unique vocal styles known asGhazal and Qawwali?A. IndiaB. IsraelC. PakistanD. Philippines11. What kind of music strengthens the importance of musical instruments inPakistan?A. Arabic MusicB. Carnatic MusicC. Hindustani MusicD. Punjab Music12. Which of the following vocal styles in Pakistan is considered as a vibrantmusical tradition that is known for 700 years?A. DholakB. GhazalC. QawwaliD. Rubab
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natali 33 [55]2 years ago
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1. D. Yom Kippur is the name of the special call to prayer in Israel.

2. C. Middle East Music is the type of music that is used in the communal worship.

3. D. Theka is the metric cycle with beats that are in the same pattern.

4.  D. Their music is as vast as its geographic location and as large as its demographic population.

5. C. Hindustani is the music that goes back to the vedic period.

6. A. The melismatic is a vocal style of music in India.

7. The Khyat is the most common style of singing in North India

8. C. Secular is a style of music that is outside the religious domain.

9. B. The Hazzan leads the congregation in a songful prayer.

10 C. Pakistan is known for its unique vocal styles.

11. D. Punjabi music strengthens the importance of musical instruments in Pakistan.

12. C. Qawwali is a vibrant music tradition in Pakistan

<h3>What is the music style of South Asia?</h3>

The style of music in the area is usually made of musical compositions that have only two or three melodies.

Some of the instruments that are used in these areas are the sitar, sarod, tambura.

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