Review of Late Romantic Era and Global Music: US/CANADA Farrell

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  1. 3. An archaic form of singing found in Scotland and the US in which a leader "lines" out a verse.
  2. 8. An example of program music.
  3. 10. A five-note scale that is found in many types of folksongs.
  4. 15. Founder of bluegrass music.
  5. 18. A group of travelling actors. These characters become the subject for several composers at the end of the 19th and early 20th centuries.
  6. 20. Incorporating music from a distant place.
  7. 21. Common abbreviation for bassoon in orchestral scores.
  8. 23. One of the earlier composers of Romantic Opera.
  9. 25. Popularized 3-note banjo picking style
  10. 26. Rapid vocal passages
Down
  1. 1. Wrote a German requiem. He did not have a pet alligator.
  2. 2. A Gaelic term for "mouth music".
  3. 4. One of the most prominent dancers in the late 19thc and early 20th centuries.
  4. 5. A system of notation represented by symbols and solfege.
  5. 6. A piece for solo voice and orchestra in operas
  6. 7. Moving from C major to E major is an example of this.
  7. 9. An important impresario in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
  8. 11. Promoting love of one's country
  9. 12. Famous opera by Bizet
  10. 13. A movement in music in last half of the 19th c. that emodied realistic themes
  11. 14. A song that tells a story.
  12. 16. A recurring theme associated with a character or idea heard throughout an opera.
  13. 17. Famous Cape Breton fiddler
  14. 19. Penned the Nutcracker Suite
  15. 22. This composer was pretty much self-taught.
  16. 24. Composer of La Boheme