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Putnam's Camp, Redding, Connecticut, is a child's impression of |
| | A) | a summer at camp |
| | B) | a Fourth of July picnic |
| | C) | a fishing trip |
| | D) | army life in the war |
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Charles Ives's father was a(n) |
| | A) | insurance salesman |
| | B) | physician |
| | C) | professional athlete |
| | D) | bandmaster |
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After graduating from Yale, Ives |
| | A) | went into the insurance business |
| | B) | began teaching |
| | C) | began playing the trumpet professionally |
| | D) | went into professional athletics |
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During most of his lifetime, Ives's musical compositions |
| | A) | were enthusiastically received in public performances |
| | B) | were quickly published by a major firm |
| | C) | accumulated in the barn of his Connecticut farm |
| | D) | were sought after by musicians eager to perform them in public |
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Ives's music contains elements of |
| | A) | revival hymns and ragtime |
| | B) | patriotic songs and barn dances |
| | C) | village bands and church choirs |
| | D) | all of the above |
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Putnam's Camp, Redding, Connecticut, illustrates Ives's technique of quoting snatches of familiar tunes by presenting fragments of |
| | A) | Yankee Doodle |
| | B) | The British Grenadiers |
| | C) | both a and b |
| | D) | neither a nor b |
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7 | |
Ives's large and varied output includes works in many genres, but not |
| | A) | symphonies |
| | B) | operas |
| | C) | songs |
| | D) | chamber music |
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Putnam's Camp, Redding, Connecticut, is a movement from Ives's |
| | A) | Three Places in New England |
| | B) | Essays before a Sonata |
| | C) | Concord Sonata |
| | D) | The Unanswered Question |
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