Question

question 4
the \high lonesome sound\ is associated with
○ blues
○ bluegrass
○ gospel
○ spirituals
○ native american plains song

question 5
the standard 12 - bar blues progression uses only harmonic chords.
○ two
○ one
○ four
○ six
○ three

Explanation:

Question 4

The "high lonesome sound" is a characteristic vocal style associated with bluegrass music, known for its high - pitched, lonesome - sounding vocals often in harmony. Blues has a different vocal and musical style, Gospel and Spirituals are more focused on religious themes with different musical characteristics, and Native American Plains songs have their own distinct musical traditions.

The standard 12 - bar blues progression typically uses three harmonic chords, usually the I, IV, and V chords in a given key (e.g., in the key of C, these would be C, F, and G).

Answer:

B. Bluegrass

Question 5