For Whistler,
a. color was probity and drawing was vice.
b. etching was superior to painting.
c. drawing was masculine and color was feminine.
d. color was vice and drawing was musical.
c
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The forms commonly used by composers during the Classical period (ternary,
rondo, sonata–allegro, theme and variations) were limited to that time period. Subsequent composers found these musical structures too confining for their creativity.
a. true b. false
Each movement of Milhaud's Saudades do Brazil is a study in ____
A) atonality B) polytonality C) serialism D) all of these choices
What do the cranes and pines in Kano Eitoku's Fusuma symbolize?
a. endurance b. friendship c. peace d. long life
Which song was the Beatles' first big American hit?
A. "She Loves You" B. "A Hard Day's Night" C. "I Want to Hold Your Hand" D. "Love Me Do"