What is the drummer’s general approach to his part in the buburan form of CD 2:4?
What will be an ideal response?
• The drummer plays a pattern generic to the bubaran form. "The patterns comprise a series of drum strokes. Each stroke has an [onomatopoetic] name that imitates the actual drum sound: tak, dung, and dang . . ." p.227-8.
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Which is NOT true of Giotto's Last Judgment?
a. Christ is seated in a mandorla. b. Enrico Scrovegni's portrait is included. c. Christ faces the saved. d. only the figures in hell are nude. e. the angels above Christ are in military dress.
The central space of a Greek theater where the action of a play takes place is called the
a) orchestra. b) proscenium. c) stage. d) skene.
Which of the following is the term for the composite, or overall, use of color?
a. Tonality b. Impasto c. Palette d. Saturation