The range of "colors" or timbres in music is not nearly as great as the range of colors in the visual arts.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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According to his pupil Carl Mikuli, how did Chopin perform tempo rubato?
a) he gradually slowed down the overall tempo according to a proportional scheme b) he played rubato passages completely freely, without regard for tempo or meter c) he kept strict time in the accompaniment while he played the melody freely d) he extended the length of the first note of each bar
Armstrong's Hot Five recordings from the late twenties showed
a. a loyalty to his early style, which had made him famous b. a departure from the New Orleans format of collective improvisation c. recognition of collective improvisational skills in the band d. intricate arrangements similar to those of Jelly Roll Morton
Critics labeled the album (Sgt. Pepper's ...) from which "A Day in the Life" comes from:
a. trash b. concept album c. the beginning of Hard Rock d. a hard night's day
One way Raphael's version of this subject stands out from previous depictions of the Virgin and Child is by __________.
A. the highly realistic sense of touch and humanity conveyed by how the baby is held B. the realistic scale of the mother and child C. the association of red and blue with the Madonna D. the nudity of the child