Which statement best describes the mood that pervades Berg's Wozzeck?
a. Even though Wozzeck's life is forfeited at the end of the play, there is asense that his sacrifice has had a redemptive effect on society
b. It is filled with hopelessness and cynicism; the conditions that destroyedWozzeck have not changed.
b
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After leaving Charlie Parker's quintet, Miles Davis
a. spent most of the 1950s playing cool jazz in the Birth of the Cool band b. had few successes as a bandleader until he overcame his heroin addiction in 1954 c. continued to play bebop in the style of Dizzy Gillespie d. returned to Juilliard, where he pursued third-stream music
Rex Ingram's The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (1921) was significant, in part, because:
A. it won the first Academy Award for Best Picture. B. it launched the American careers of Greta Garbo and John Gilbert. C. it was funded entirely by independent theater owners. D. it depicted war as destructive rather than glorious.
A part of a melody is called a ________. It can be sung on one breath and ends at a point of full or partial rest.
A. cadence B. phrase C. sequence D. step
Unlawful file sharing overseas has resulted in declining music sales, but what legal alternative is beginning to cut into piracy?
What will be an ideal response?