British eighteenth-century patrons favored which of the following themes?
A. moralizing scenes
B. historical subjects
C. Classical mythology
D. outdoor entertainment
Answer: A
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In this performance, the phenomenon of tarab is evident because of?
a. ?the combination of composed and improvised music. b. ?the comments by the audience. c. ?the imaginative qaflat in the taqasim. d. ?All of the given answers.
The principle of Gestalt psychology, “The whole is greater than sum of its parts,” is
true of music.
a. true b. false
The opera Rigoletto was composed by __________ and was based on a play by Victor Hugo.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Which is not a reason why directors keep rehearsals closed to the general public?
A. Directors don't want actors to waste their best performances in rehearsal. B. It is done by the director in an attempt to create an atmosphere that is conducive to the creative work for all involved. C. It is done in respectful consideration of the actor's efforts and because of the vulnerability inherent in the acting process. D. Outside observers might make inappropriate commentary or inhibit the actor's work by making them feel that they are "performing" before they have completed their foundation work.