The Who's Pete Townshend was a dazzling guitarist, but the central instrument in their hit song,
"Won't Get Fooled Again" is not his guitar but a synthesizer.
a. True
b. False
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In reverse-angle shot exchanges—common for dialogue sequences—the director takes care to fix the placement of the characters from shot to shot. Thus if character A is on the left side of the frame, where should character B appear?
A. also on the left side of frame B. on the right side of frame C. it doesn’t matter which side of the frame D. they should both be in the same shot
Eric Clapton helped popularize reggae in Britain and the United States.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Amy Marcy Cheney Beach
a. was an American pianist and composer. b. wrote in many genres, from chamber music to orchestral and choral works. c. was the first American woman to write a symphony. d. all of the above.
Which statement does not describe the melodic style of the Romantic period?
a. phrases extend beyond the symmetrical units of Classical period melodies b. many melodies have been turned into popular songs c. melodies tend to be vocal in conception, more singable d. tend to start haltingly and then build to a grandiose climax e. themes emphasize angularity through disjunct and chromatic movement