Ragtime: Cakewalk and Southern Music
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The cakewalk was a dance with a strutting step usually performed to syncopated ______

music

The prizes for the dance contests held by southern blacks were ______

cakes

Ragtime music got its name from a type of shuffling clog dance known as ______

ragging

The purpose of ragtime music was to provide certain rhythms for the ______ steps to be accomplished

<p>dance</p> Signup and view all the answers

With his left hand, the pianist played a “boom-chuck” rhythm that attempted to simulate the foot-stomping and hand-clapping that would occur during the ______, while with his right hand he played ragged or syncopated melodies

<p>cakewalk</p> Signup and view all the answers

The manner in which the notes were put together came from the European style of composition, or traditional ______, and so ragtime is a unique blend of European and African styles joined together in one form

<p>harmony</p> Signup and view all the answers

There were two main cities where ragtime first gained popularity.One was New Orleans, Louisiana; the other was ______, Missouri

<p>St. Louis</p> Signup and view all the answers

The best-known composer and performer of St.Louis ragtime was Scott Joplin (1868–1917).He was the son of a former slave and was born in Texas in 1868.When he was seventeen, he moved to St.Louis where he was first “discovered” and made his name as a first-rate ragtime player and ______

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