Hendrix and Clapton were the dominant drum soloists of their day
a. True
b. False
F
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Chiswick House was influenced by
a. Palladio. b. Chardin. c. Robert Adam. d. All these answers are correct.
A new symphonic form that mated literary and musical concepts was called the
A. concert overture. B. symphonic poem. C. lyrical verse. D. cyclic sonata.
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec's deformity led to an alienation from his family, so he instead found a home in __________, as depicted in At the Moulin Rouge
a. Arles with van Gogh b. the streets of Paris with the homeless c. an asylum in Paris d. the seamy outskirts of Paris e. the cabarets, cafes, and bordellos of Paris
In the 2000s we've seen a climate that discourages innovation in theatrical releases due largely to the increase of video on demand. How might this shift explain the jump in films being released in 3D, the move to remaking older films, the increase in animation, and the reliance on sequels/franchises such as Despicable Me, Spider-Man, The Fast and the Furious, and Hunger Games? What intersection do you see between the shift in filmmaking and the increase of cable television serials such as Game of Thrones, Downton Abbey, The Wire, and Breaking Bad?
What will be an ideal response?