Briefly discuss Arthur Farwell’s musical life and his significance on the development of American music at the beginning of the twentieth century.
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strong advocate for new American music1901--founder of a composers’ press: Wa-Wan Press Wa-Wan is an Omaha Indian ceremony of peace and brotherhood.published the work of thirty-six American composers (nine women)developed an American music more in touch with American lifeorganized the New York Community Chorusoriginally from the Midwest (St. Paul, Minnesota)studied in Boston and in Europe (Paris)Indian works in arrangements: Impressions of the Wa-Wan Ceremony of the Omahas (1905)Three Indian Songs (1908)Original works based on Indian melodies: Navajo War Dance for piano (1905)
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A. The melody is an eight-beat sanjuán. B. CD 3:7 has a prominent golpe part. C. The example goes though a series of tempo changes. D. CD 3:7 uses an African-derived call-and-response.
Why was the Isenheim Altarpiece installed in its particular location?
a. It was to let the viewer know he or she was not alone in suffering but that Christ also suffered. b. It was to commemorate St. Christopher. c. It served as a reference for the viewer to consider the significance of monastic life. d. It was considered an offering to the abbey through local guild patronage.
Light against dark or dark against light create visual differences in ___________
a. scale b. shape c. hue d. wavelength e. value
The most realistic type of special effect is superimposition.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)