Matching
A. chamber music
B. solo concerto
C. chorale prelude
D. concerto grosso
A. pieces performed by a small instrumental ensemble with one instrument per line of music
B. a multi-movement work (usually in three movements) that contrasts the orchestra with one solo instrument
C. a prelude based on the melody of a Lutheran chorale
D. a multi-movement work (usually in three movements) that contrasts the string orchestra with a small group of solo instruments
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a. floor shows featuring exotically costumed dancers, with the band playing in the background b. a concert-hall setting with the band at center stage c. a dance-hall setting with the band taking requests d. a sophisticated atmosphere, with fine dining and soft, sweet music
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A. Ashikaga B. Warring States C. Muromachi D. Tokugawa E. Momoyama
In _________________ methods of sculpture, the sculpture is carved out of hard materials such as wood or stone.
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