For composers trying to break into the business, a promising avenue is making music for companies known as ____ ____ libraries that stockpile tunes, which are syndicated to the industry.
What will be an ideal response?
production music (or stock music)
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Leon's music reflects her
a. desire to emulate John Cage. b. engagement with a great many musical traditions. c. Impressionistic tendencies. d. struggles with drugs and poverty.
You suddenly wake up in the year 1590 in a performance space located in the yard formed by the backs of several houses
The play, a heroic story of a soldier's honor, has a huge cast of characters who range freely in time and space, participating in a welter of incidents. You soon realize that you are at: a. an English public theatre b. an English private theatre c. a Spanish public theatre d. a Spanish court theatre e. none of the above
Sarcophagi began to gain popularity among Christians for burial so their production increased. Which of the following best fits with this statement?
a. The use of niches which held small statues depicting figures from Greek and Roman mythology became a common theme. b. Often these were made prior to the death of an individual so facial features remained blank until they were purchased. c. The theme of Christ as a King with a throne on his head was among the popular figures depicted. d. Joseph, the father of Jesus, was depicted as a carpenter to show his importance to the life of Christ.
How many basic parts of vocal life exist for the actor?
A. two: breathing and sound B. three: singing, speaking, and crying C. four: diction, warm-ups, lines and shouting D. six: projection, tongue-twisters, accents, dialects, other languages, and speaking Shakespeare