In the Classical era, a work for solo instrument and orchestra in which the soloist counterbalances the greater numbers of the orchestra through virtuosity, harmonic ingenuity, and lyricism is a ____________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
concerto
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In the Roman de Fauvel, the character Fauvel, portrayed as a witless Ass, represents:
A) King Philip IV B) Enguerran de Marigny, a financial minister of the French court, and his cohorts C) Pope John XXII and the Curia D) Philip the Chancellor and masters of the Universitas in Paris
What term is used for when an artist paints thickly and directly onto the canvas?
A. Contrappasto B. Plein aire C. Chiaroscuro D. Alla prima
In Islam, the fasting period that commemorates the communication of the Qur'an to Mohammed is
a. Mecca. b. Sufi. c. Brahma. d. Ramadan.
Which of the following is a typical technique used in the development of new plays?
a. sending the play to a critic for feedback b. workshops c. video-taped tryouts d. submitting multiple versions of a play to a producer