When we go to the theatre we know what is happening on stage is not real and so we
put aside our concerns about reality and agree to accept the play’s quasi-reality. What
is this called?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: Willing suspension of disbelief
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Listen to the excerpt: The rhythmic construction of the polyphonic voices in this music can be compared to which element of the Gothic cathedral?
A. The textural complexity of the façade with gables, crockets, finials, and spires B. The multiple directional forces of the vault and buttressing systems C. The diversity of colors and shapes that make up the stained-glass windows D. The number and array of apsidal chapels in the ambulatory choir
The harmony of the listening example is best described as dissonant
a. true b. false
The Feather Cloak, or Kearny Cloak (Fig. 28-15) had a foundation made from __________
A. coconut fibers B. strung pearls C. pineapple leaves D. corn husks
What was "Hammond’s Folly"
a. The Newport Folk Festival b. concerts at The Gaslight c. Bob Dylan d. Lead Belly