Which of the following is a term that was somewhat scornfully applied to the music of country fiddlers, harmonica players, and singers of traditional country ballads?Multiple choice question.honky-tonkneocountrycountry soulhillbilly

Multiple Choice QuestionIdentify an accurate statement about honky-tonk.Multiple choice question.The sound of honky-tonk music is prevailingly lighthearted, with dance rhythms and catchy melodies dominated by raucous sound of the accordion.Bill Monroe blended old-time string band music with the holler of the blues and the improvisation of jazz to create honky-tonk.Honky-tonk, a recent accordion-based music distinguished by Caribbean and Latin rhythms, is the music of southern Louisiana's Creoles.Honky-tonk singers addressed in the frankest terms harsh subjects relevant to the experience of uprooted or separated families.

Honky-tonk music was originallyMultiple Choicecentered around gospel lyrics.an exclusively acoustic art form.performed in Texas bars and clubs.performed by women.

Multiple Select QuestionSelect all that applyWhich of the following statements are true of honky-tonk music?Multiple select question.Honky-tonk music shied away from addressing harsh subjects such as alcoholism and infidelity.Nearly all instruments, including the fiddle, were likely to be electrified in the honky-tonk band.Singers delivered rough, realistic lyrics in an earthy, matter-of-fact manner typical of the country style.Historically, the stars of honky-tonk music were Blacks from the Southwest.

Which of the following styles is most rooted in traditional country music values?Multiple Choicezydecoalternative countrybluegrassurban folk

Multiple Choice QuestionThe term Blank______ was loosely applied to several sounds of the mid-1980s, some of which reflected certain characteristics of earlier styles.Multiple choice question.cu-bopnew wavebopurban folk