Located in the middle of Manhattan in New York City and designed by Frederick Law Olmsted
and Calvert Vaux, ____ is considered to be an outstanding example of landscape
architecture.
a. Central Park
b. Elysium Park
c. Falling Water
d. Spiral Jetty
A
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The most successful composer of ragtime piano music was
a. Louis Armstrong b. Duke Ellington c. Stephen Foster d. Charles K. Harris e. Scott Joplin
Match the term to its definition.
1. intervals of the same or similar quality moving in the same direction 2. chords built in fourths 3. use of two sets of simultaneous triads which do not imply any specific key 4. frequent shift of meter 5. another term for 12-tone technique 6. use of pitch resources of a major scale without using tonal harmony 7. intervals of less than a half step 8. radically different composition, meant to lead the way for 9. multiple meters used simultaneously 10. chords built in intervals of seconds 11. use of widely spaced musical pitches, which change register frequently 12. music in which an element of chance is used 13. two tonal centers used simultaneously 14. lack of a tonal center 15. music that uses means other than a staff to convey the composer’s intentions serialism avant-garde atonality polymeter quartal harmony clusters pointillism microtones aleatoric music changing meters bichordality pandiatonicism planing picture score bitonality
The “fool the eye” realism of paintings like William Harnett’s A Smoke Backstage is referred to as __________.
a. abstraction b. trompe l’oeil c. figurative d. iconography
Clave is both a rhythm and an instrument.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)