Mamma Mia! is considered a(n)
A) Jukebox musical
B) Book musical
C) Dance musical
D) Operatic musical
A
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Initially the ciaconna and passacaglia were synonymous (one a French term, the other Spanish), but as the seventeenth century progressed they developed unique characteristics -- in the former, the ostinato was consistently placed in the highest sounding part, while in the latter it was always played by the basso continuo
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The Coronation Gospels are ________ than the Godescalc Gospels
a. more naturalistic b. more iconic c. more Byzantine d. more stylized e. less naturalistic
Symbolist poets, such as Paul Verlaine and Arthur Rimbaud, devised a language of ________ that evoked (rather than described) feeling.
A. numbers B. simple and general signs C. sensation D. natural sounds
Other than African-American or Anglo-American music cultures, name three other American folk cultures as listed in the text.
What will be an ideal response?