The presence of the gods in Rubens's Henry IV Receiving the Portrait of Marie de' Medici is intended to __________.
A. glorify the monarchs
B. locate the scene in history
C. provide religious content
D. demonstrate humility
Answer: A
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Medieval melody is best described as:
a. tuneful melodies created by short, balanced phrases; frequent cadences produce a light, airy feeling b. wide-ranging, disjunct lines are often chromatic and dissonant c. rarely tuneful or singable; instead they twist and turn rapidly in undulating patterns d. they move mostly by step within a narrow range and rarely use chromatic notes e. long, singable lines have powerful climaxes; expressiveness achieved through chromatic inflections
Which of the following is an essential belief of Daoism?
A. All things are a harmonious blending of similarities. B. Entities contain their complementary opposites. C. The common man should always be glorified. D. Everyone embraces the world’s imperfections.
Regarding religion in the Arab world
What will be an ideal response?
How does the song text relate to an instrumental performance of a kriti section such as the kriti “Sarasiruha” section that you hear in CD 2:3 , 8:25-14:45, and in which the actual words to the song are not sung?
What will be an ideal response?