What was the typical form of the chanson during the fifteenth century?
A) ballade
B) rondeau
C) virelai
D) all of these choices
D
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a. A standard formula of praise to the Holy Trinity. b. Singing without instrumental accompaniment. c. A technique in which all the instrumental parts double the vocal lines. d. Polyphony in which a melodic line is joined to a "bells" line limited to thethree tones of the tonic triad.
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A. traditional women's crafts B. objects created with new media C. compositions with appropriated imagery D. performance art and interactive exhibitions
In Mining the Museum, Fred Wilson rearranged a museum collection to convey ideas primarily about
religion. race. sexual orientation. gender.
All of the following statements are true of Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy, EXCEPT which one?
A. Dante wrote the Divine Comedy in his native vernacular Italian language, rejecting the Latin of clerics and scholars of the time B. The Divine Comedy describes the spiritual pilgrimage of the Christian soul form sin (Hell), through purification (Purgatory), and ultimately to salvation (Paradise) C. In the Inferno portion of the Divine Comedy, Dante writes about sinners being punished by their sins, such as gluttons wallowing in their own excrement D. The main character of the Divine Comedy is Beatrice, a Florentine woman who is guided through the underworld by Greek poet Homer