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- 1. Table 4-5 CSFs for ERP Implementation Critical Success Factors Description Management Support Top management advocacy, provision of adequate resources, and commitment to project Release of Full-Time Subject Matter Experts (SME) Release full time on to the project of relevant business experts who provide assistance to the project Empowered Decision Makers The members of the project team(s) must be empowered to make quick decisions Deliverable Dates At planning stage, set realistic milestones and end date Champion Advocate for system who is unswerving in promoting the benefits of the new system Vanilla ERP Minimal customization and uncomplicated option selection Smaller Scope Fewer modules and less functionality implemented, smaller user group, and fewer site(s) Definition of Scope and Goals The steering committee determines the scope and objectives of the project in advance and then adheres to it Balanced Team Right mix of business analysts, technical experts, and users from within the implementation company and consultants from external companies Commitment to Change Perseverance and determination in the face of inevitable
- 2. problems with implementation Question 11 pts The melody of a piece of music is the harmony the rhythm the tune the chords Flag this Question Question 21 pts Chords are an element of melody rhythm all of the above harmony Flag this Question Question 31 pts The distance between pitches is called a space
- 3. an interval a beat all of the above Flag this Question Question 41 pts Rhythmic organization in pre-Conquest Native American music was divisive in duple meter in triple meter additive Flag this Question Question 51 pts Pan-Indian music often uses: all of the above the Navajo language vocables English Flag this Question Question 61 pts Pre-conquest Native American musicians were primarily valued for their expertise in spiritual matters.
- 4. True False Flag this Question Question 71 pts Traditional Native American melodies have a wide melodic range True False Flag this Question Question 81 pts Early Native American music features intervals that are: rhythmically longer rhythmically shorter farther apart than what we have in the western system closer together than what we have in the western system Flag this Question Question 91 pts In the early New England colonies folk songs were: derived from Irish melodies derived from English melodies all of the above
- 5. usually sung without accompaniment Flag this Question Question 101 pts Early Anglo - American folks songs were: often in polymeters often in triple meter often in duple meter often in free meter Flag this Question Question 111 pts Of the following, which is not a form of early Anglo-American folk songs? ballads lyric songs work songs jubilees Flag this Question Question 121 pts Of the following which instrument was not brought to the Americas by European colonists? clavichord recorder
- 6. viol banjo Flag this Question Question 131 pts In Anglo-American folk music, ballads are: slow all of the above in a minor key tell a story Flag this Question Question 141 pts The American National anthem has its roots in: a ballad a lyric song a work song a spiritual Flag this Question Question 151 pts Of the following which type of music was not primarily taught through oral tradition? European-American ballads African-American work songs
- 7. European-American church music European-American work songs Flag this Question Question 161 pts John Lomax was a composer of Anglo-American church music all of the above a collector of Anglo-American folk music the man who "discovered" the Carter family Flag this Question Question 171 pts In pre-conquest African music there was: a strong separation between performer and audience little or no separation between performer and audience an emphasis on harmony all of the above Flag this Question Question 181 pts "Blue notes" are: are created through the superimposition of African and European scales
- 8. a type of sad African-American song an early African-American vocal quartet a dissonance derived by the juxtaposition of European and African rhythm Flag this Question Question 191 pts In traditional African music ___ is important the composer all of the above improvisation harmony Flag this Question Question 201 pts Text is important in traditional African music True False Flag this Question Question 211 pts An important group cited in the reading that performed African- American spirituals were: the Tuskegee Voices all of the above
- 9. the Fisk Jubilee Singers he Howard University singers Flag this Question Question 221 pts The earliest African-American spirituals were: homophonic contrapuntal dodecaphonic monophonic Flag this Question Question 231 pts Spirituals often conveyed double meanings: True False Flag this Question Question 241 pts Zapateado: is a rapid foot movement to create percussion was a leader of the Mexican revolution is an early Mexican string instrument was a boot worn by Spanish colonists
- 10. Flag this Question Question 251 pts Which of the following is a dance form that has both Mexican and African influences? marimba habanera mariachi corridos Flag this Question Question 261 pts European influence brought __ to Mestizo music woodwinds drums none of the above string instruments Flag this Question Question 271 pts Mariachi groups originally: all of the above danced while performing played at weddings had trumpet players
- 11. Flag this Question Question 281 pts Corridos: tell a story none of the above are instrumental are used for dance music Flag this Question Question 291 pts ____ have often been associated with rebellion against the Spanish Corridos Mariachi Zapateado all of the above Flag this Question Question 301 pts ____ is a generic term for peasant or rural music of Mexico. Son Mariachi Fandango
- 12. Corridos Flag this Question Question 311 pts Male vocalists are usually featured in gentrified blues suburban blues rural blues city blues Flag this Question Question 321 pts Of the following who is not a city blues artist Howlin' Wolf all of the above Muddy Waters Robert Johnson Flag this Question Question 331 pts The following area is often designated as the place that gave birth to the blues Chicago the Mississippi Delta Texas
- 13. New Orleans Flag this Question Question 341 pts _____ published blues compositions in sheet music. Muddy Waters Robert Johnson W.C. Handy .T-Bone Walker Flag this Question Question 351 pts The chords most frequently used in the blues are I, IV, V from the C major scale 1, 2, 3 all of the above Flag this Question Question 361 pts Urban, female vocalists are featured on the first blues recordings True False
- 14. Flag this Question Question 371 pts Of the following, who was a D.J. as well as a blues performer? Muddy Waters Robert Johnson B.B. King Son House Flag this Question Question 381 pts ____ recorded with electric groups Howlin' Wolf Robert Johnson all of the above Huddie Ledbetter Flag this Question Question 391 pts Pine Top Smith was: a blues guitarist a blues pianist all of the above .a blues harmonica player
- 15. Flag this Question Question 401 pts The woman known as "The Empress of the blues" was: Sophie Tucker Bessie Smith Ella Fitzgerald Billie Holiday Flag this Question Question 411 pts ____ is the person considered to be most important to the development of Ragtime. Scott Joplin Robert Johnson Howlin' Wolf Bessie Smith Flag this Question Question 421 pts Creoles in New Orleans played an important role in the development of jazz True False Flag this Question Question 431 pts
- 16. An important stride pianist and composer in early New Orleans was Miles Davis Cab Calloway Jelly Roll Morton Louis Armstrong Flag this Question Question 441 pts ___ was a great jazz trumpet player, one of the first great solo improvisers, an innovator of scat singing. Miles Davis John Coltrane Louis Armstrong Jelly Roll Morton Flag this Question Question 451 pts _____ was a guitarist and innovator of Gypsy Jazz. Stephan Grapelli Charlie Christian Django Reinhardt Miles Davis
- 17. Flag this Question Question 461 pts Pick the term that does not apply to Duke Ellington: saxophonist innovative composer big band leader pianist Flag this Question Question 471 pts Bebop was typically performed by big bands. True False Flag this Question Question 481 pts Of the following, who did not play an important role in the development of Bebop? Ornette Coleman all of the above Charlie Parker Dizzy Gillespie Flag this Question Question 491 pts Of the following, who credited with innovating modal jazz and
- 18. fusion? Miles Davis Charlie Parker Dizzy Gillespie John Coltrane Flag this Question Question 501 pts ___ was a pianist whose work is often categorized as cool jazz. Duke Ellington Dave Brubeck Count Basie Thelonious Monk Flag this Question Question 511 pts In the second half of the 20th century, Gospel keyboardists: all of the above began to use more complex chords and progressions began to be featured as soloists began to use less complex rhythms Flag this Question Question 521 pts
- 19. Barkley credits ____ as being the single most important influence in the development of gospel? Mahalia Jackson Thomas Dorsey Sister Rosetta Tharpe C. Albert Tindley Flag this Question Question 531 pts Dorsey incorporated which three things into Gospel? bebop solos, blues harmonica, shuffle rhythms African drumming, jazz instrumentation, banjo jazz harmony, swing rhythm, stride piano blues riffs, improvisation, stronger rhythmic emphasis Flag this Question Question 541 pts Before working in gospel, _____ had been a blues pianist? Thomas Dorsey C. Albert Tindley Pine Top Perkins all of the above Flag this Question
- 20. Question 551 pts Male quartets performed gospel in the 1920. True False Flag this Question Question 561 pts Of the following, who both sang and played electric guitar? Aretha Franklin Sister Rosetta Tharpe Mahalia Jackson Ella Fitzgerald Flag this Question Question 571 pts In the 1950s: Gospel quartets added guitar Gospel choirs added males Gospel choirs added electric organ, guitars and drums all of the above Flag this Question Question 581 pts Gospel singers define themselves from each other through: embellishment
- 21. improvisation all of the above none of the above Flag this Question Question 591 pts Gospel concerts occurred in theatres, stadiums and auditoriums starting in the: 1930s 1940s 1960s 1950s Flag this Question Question 601 pts Of the following Gospel artists, which one did not do "crossover" pop recordings? all of the above Aretha Franklin Sam Cooke Mahalia Jackson Flag this Question Question 611 pts People in Louisiana of mixed racial origins are called Creoles.
- 22. True False Flag this Question Question 621 pts Two instruments that are most characteristic of Zydeco are: accordion and organ bass and drums froittoir and accordion saxophone and bass Flag this Question Question 631 pts Rock and roll with elements taken from Cajun and Zydeco is called? Swamp and Roll All of the above Louisiana Roll Swamp pop Flag this Question Question 641 pts Clifton Chenier played: Zydeco music
- 23. The accordion Cajun music zydeco music and the accordion Flag this Question Question 651 pts Michael Doucet is: a major figure in the "Cajun Renaissance" a founding member of Beausoleil a fiddler all of the above Flag this Question Question 661 pts Question Both Queen Ida and Buckweat Zydeco are known for playing ___. all of the above accordion guitar froittoir Flag this Question Question 671 pts Of the following musicians, who does Barkley credit as “virtually inventing” Zydeco?
- 24. Michael Doucet Amedee Ardoin Queen Ida Clifton Chenier Flag this Question Question 681 pts The music of French speaking Blacks from south west Louisiana is called: Cajun Creole Zydeco all of the above Flag this Question Question 691 pts Creedence Clearwater revival played "Swamp pop". True False Flag this Question Question 701 pts A percussion instrument that is worn like a vest: is called a froittoir
- 25. is made from a washboard is made from a washboard and is called a froittoir none of the above Flag this Question Question 711 pts The person credited as the founder of Bluegrass is: Bill Monroe Johnny Cash Hank Williams All of the above Flag this Question Question 721 pts The writer of classic songs “You’re Cheatin’ Heart”, “Cold, Cold Heart” and “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry” was: Hank Williams Alvin Carter Jimmy Rogers Bill Monroe Flag this Question Question 731 pts Roy Rogers is most associated with: Gospel
- 26. Cowboy songs All of the above Bluegrass Flag this Question Question 741 pts Harmonies in country music are: are generally quite simple generally based on primary chords: I, IV, V generally derived from C major generally based on the chords 1, 2, 3 Flag this Question Question 751 pts The Nashville sound is generally associated with a commercial type of country music. True False Flag this Question Question 761 pts Of the following which country artist had his own tv show? Johnny Cash Hank Williams
- 27. The Carter Family Patsy Cline