Where were public concerts frequently held during the classical period?
A. Churches
B. Theaters or halls normally used for other purposes
C. Parks
D. The court of the local nobility
Answer: B
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a. alternates between monophonic and homophonic sections b. alternates between homophonic and polyphonic sections c. alternates between monophonic and polyphonic sections d. it is homophonic throughout e. it is monophonic throughout
The center of country music industry:
a. Memphis b. New York c. Los Angeles d. Nashville
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In Saltire Compton, how does Rashaad Newsome combine the iconography of hip-hop culture and heraldry?
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