The Thad Jones–Mel Lewis band was known as a "rehearsal" band, which meant that
a. they rehearsed constantly, performing for the public only rarely
b. they met only in recording studios, never performing publicly
c. they were primarily a backup band for well-known singers like Frank Sinatra
d. they met once a week to play through new arrangements at jazz clubs, rather than touring as a group
d
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A. lived in a settled community B. was also a priest C. practiced metallurgy D. engaged in sympathetic magic
The ________ first made it possible to devise a notice that could be reproduced in large numbers and distributed widely
A. camera obscura B. Rosetta Stone C. computer D. printing press E. feudal system
How many lines are on a standard music staff?
A. Three B. Four C. Five D. Six
The two fragmentary reliefs known as the Cancellaria Reliefs depict Vespasian's ____________ (entry into Rome) and Domitian's ____________ (departure from Rome)
A) ?adventus; profectio B) ?adventus; apotheosis C) ?profectio; adlocutio D) ?adlocutio; triumphus