The Nok sculpture, Head, is made of
a. sand.
b. basalt.
c. terracotta.
d. iron.
Answer: c
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What aesthetic principle, developed in the late 15th century, shaped the tradition of the tea ceremony and the utensils used?
A. Song, value found in complex design B. Wabi, value found in refined simplicity C. Ming, value found in the technically brilliant D. Chan, value found in rich design
Which of the following statements is true about Charles Mingus?
A. He demonstrated his commitment to his improvisational skills when he stepped away from a successful performing career because he was dissatisfied with his playing. B. He died in a car crash at the young age of 25, and his recordings spanned only four years. C. The funky style was brought to public notice by Charles Mingus and a group led by drummer Art Blakey called the Jazz Messengers. D. Although he relied on the individual strengths of his players, he also expected them to work toward a common emotional statement during a performance.
What does the term kebyar mean?
a. "ostinato" b. "shimmering timbre" c. "explosive" d. "cycle"
Unhappy endings, didactic themes, cynical tones, and dissonant music are all hallmarks of the work of __________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).