The composer of this work is?
a) Leonard Bernstein
b) Cab Calloway
c) Cole Porter
d) Aaron Copland
a
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Match the following:
a. The Eagles b. "outlaw" movement c. Willie Nelson d. country rock e. Nashville f. "D-I-V-O-R-C-E" g. Dolly Parton h. Alabama i. "countrification" j. George Jones 1. The most popular country group of all time. 2. Successful country singer, actress, and businesswoman. 3. Popular country group that got their start as a backup band for Linda Ronstadt. 4. The most successful country crossover artist of the 1970s. 5. Country star whose career, when stalled from alcoholism, was revived with the hit song, "He Stopped Loving Her Today." 6. Center of country music. 7. Hit song for Tammy Wynette. 8. The fusion of rock and honky-tonk beats as typified in the music of the Eagles. 9. A country music style in reaction against Nashville's calculated commercialism. 10. A synthesis of country music instruments, styles, and conventions with rock's styles and conventions.
Walls of woven branches that were covered with mud or clay, or ______ and______ was a common building technique used in central Europe during the Neolithic period
A. mottle; pole B. hard; fast C. head; daub. D. wattle; daub.
In German culture, artist Albrecht Dürer represented the trend of
A) emotionalism B) humanism C) mysticism D) abstraction.
Most contemporary houses for the arts are built in architectural styles that reflect modern values of innovation, bold movement, or future potential
Indicate whether the statement is true or false