What is the architectural significance of Joseph Paxton’s Crystal Palace?
a) the scale of its cast-iron construction
b) the rejection of traditional architectural forms
c) the lengthy building time it required
d) the innovative use of a curtain wall
a) the scale of its cast-iron construction
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The passage through the pylon into New Kingdom temples symbolized
a. the journey from life to death. b. transformation from sinfulness to purity. c. movement from disorder to order. d. passage from death to birth.
An oratorio chorus may be either homophonic or polyphonic and often includes sections of both textures.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Vomitories are entrances to elevated seating for the audience that run underneath the audience and come up to empty out into the seating area
a. true b. false
Which is not true of the Art Ensemble of Chicago?
a. it toured the world and remained together for more than thirty years b. its performances featured theatrical elements such as spoken poetry and African costumes c. it was short-lived ensemble that worked mainly in Chicago d. the members of the collective all performed on multiple instruments