Which of the following events in 1940 contributed to the decline of Tin Pan Alley?Multiple select question.Broadcast Music Incorporated (BMI) enforced restriction on the income earned by musicians through royalties.The American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP) enforced a strike against the major radio networks, which would not meet ASCAP’s demands for fees significantly higher than those currently paid.The American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP) was founded to ensure that music creators would be fairly compensated.The major radio stations readily accepted music offered by Broadcast Music Incorporated (BMI).

n 1940, the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP) enforced a strike againstMultiple Choicecomposers who would not copyright their works.record store owners who were pirating recordings.major radio networks who would not meet demands for higher fees.performers who would not pay royalties.

Select all that applyWhich of the following factors led to the decline of Tin Pan Alley?Multiple select question.increased attraction of wide audiences toward Latin rhythmsincreased popularity of urban style songsincrease in the relevance of sentimental songs after the end of World War IIincrease in popularity of humorous, nonsensical "novelty" songs after World War II

What was the outcome of the dominance of rock and roll in the popular music market after World War II?Multiple choice question.The audience for traditional jazz music fell away.Record sales for rhythm and blues decreased and radio listeners vanished.Record sales for traditional country music decreased and radio listeners vanished.The audience for traditional blues music fell away.

Groups such as the Weavers were forced to perform at venues such as college campuses becauseMultiple Choicethey were not allowed in union halls.their music did not appeal to an older audience.they were free to express their political views there.they were blacklisted from television.

Which of the following incidents contributed toward the development of music scene in New Orleans?Multiple choice question.Small brass bands were prohibited from playing for parades, concerts, and even funerals.The city rejected the vernacular sound, with the Storyville red-light district of gambling saloons rejecting job opportunities for jazz musicians.Musical instruments left over from Civil War military bands became readily and cheaply available.New Orleans, which had alternately been under French and Spanish rule, failed to offer a rich cultural climate.