Who is the composer of the tune known as "Old Hundredth"?
A) Heinrich Isaac
B) Johann Walter
C) Louis Bourgeois
D) Martin Luther
C
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a. the divide between traditionalists and those in country music who would sell out for fame and fortune b. the relocation of country music's publishing industry to the west coast c. the grisly killing of MCA's executive artistic director d. the rise of technology and its direct relationship of loss of human jobs
Aria da Capo and Sticks and Bones are good examples of
a. antiwar plays. b. escapist comedy. c. pro-government propaganda. d. medieval mysteries.
What were the various influences that came together to create the "American musical"?
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In the eleventh century, pilgrims traveled to what they considered to be the three holiest places in Christendom: Christ's tomb in Jerusalem, St. Peter's tomb in Rome, and the shrine of St. James in
a. Alexandria, Egypt.
b. Bethlehem, Palestine.
c. Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
d. Patmos, Greece.