In "Cosa sento," when does the Count shift to the more syllabic, declamatory style of singing?
a) when propositioning Susanna
b) after finding Figaro in the closet
c) when relating his encounter with Cherubino the day before
d) when he thinks he is alone
c
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In most cultures music has been included in relatively few dramatic performances
a. true b. false
A distinctive difference of Sufism compared to other forms of Islam is that in Sufism
A. it is believed that religious images should be cherished. B. many gods are recognized. C. it is believed that music may serve as a pathway to the divine. D. all of the above.
Unions began asking for contracts at Off-Broadway spaces, which led to the formation of Off-Off Broadway,
where unions:
a. have been largely ignored even since. b. eventually approved special contracts with less restrictive conditions. c. were initially ignored but eventually approved special contracts with less restrictive conditions. d. were not largely ignored and did not approve special contracts with less restrictive conditions.
William Grant Still's musical contributions include several symphonic pieces, operas, and ballets.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)