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The French tradition of 'bals musette' (accordion dance halls)
Contributed by: Cresswell
  • 1. What is 'bals musette' primarily known for?
A) Jazz clubs
B) Rock concerts
C) Classical orchestras
D) Accordion music and dance halls
  • 2. Which musical instrument is central to 'bals musette'?
A) Guitar
B) Piano
C) Violin
D) Accordion
  • 3. Where did 'bals musette' primarily originate?
A) Germany
B) Spain
C) France
D) Italy
  • 4. What was a significant change in 'bals musette' after World War II?
A) Decline in popularity
B) Increase in attendance
C) Adoption of electronic instruments
D) Shift to rock music
  • 5. What is a common theme of the songs played at 'bals musette'?
A) War and conflict
B) Politics and revolution
C) Love and nostalgia
D) Adventure and exploration
  • 6. What type of venues usually host 'bals musette' today?
A) Large stadiums
B) Exclusive nightclubs
C) Community centers and cultural heritage events
D) High-end restaurants
  • 7. In which city are 'bals musette' particularly popular?
A) Rome
B) London
C) Paris
D) Berlin
  • 8. How did 'bals musette' spread beyond France?
A) Through emigration and cultural exchange
B) Through formal music education
C) By government promotion
D) By military conquests
  • 9. What is 'musette' as a musical style?
A) A slow classical genre
B) A French dance music with a lively rhythm
C) A modern pop style
D) A genre focusing on instrumental solos
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