WOM identifies this selection as a Peruvian wayno and also as a second example of the “Latin American ‘harp-country-genre.’” What was the other example of a Latin American harp-country-genre you listened to in connection with this chapter?
What will be an ideal response?
• the Ecuadorian sanjuán (CD 3:3) "Muyu muyari warmigu" [Efraín, harpist]
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a. William Pope.L b. Matthew Barney c. Vanessa Beecroft d. Ken Feingold e. Sam Taylor Wood
Identify an effect of the war in the Pacific on the Japanese film industry.
A. American scenes that depicted familial love were censored. B. American dancing that might undermine respect for authority were banned. C. Studios were ordered to stop featuring nationalistic films portraying patriotism. D. Studios were instructed to feature jazz.
Vasili Kandinsky became convinced that art should be free of representational subject matter when he:
A. mistook an upside-down painting of his for an unfamiliar work of spectacular beauty. B. was no longer able to sell any of his traditional landscape paintings. C. had a near-death experience in which he "saw" music and "heard" color. D. was fasting and meditating in a monastery and had a vision of the future of painting. E. None of these answers is correct.
Sound that recreates the noises of everyday life and helps create the verisimilitude of a play, but are not specifically called for by the script, are called
A. atmospheric sounds. B. contextual sounds. C. motivated sounds. D. environmental sounds.