The French composer whose love for long and intensely tuneful melodies and whose harmonic language stretched, but never abandoned functional progressions was ____
A) Gabriel Fauré
B) Hector Berlioz
C) Claude Debussy
D) Lili Boulanger
A
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In the early 1980s, a group of Italian and German artists wholeheartedly revived the gestural manner of American Abstract Expressionism but with an attitude that detested paintings ________
a. about nothing b. on canvas c. for exhibition d. by past artists e. of dogs playing cards
The forces of nature or community life are represented in the abstract symbols of __________.
a. Navajo chief blankets b. Aztec relief sculpture c. Pueblo pottery d. Polynesian moai
What does avant-garde mean?
A. Neoclassical music B. Atonal music C. Composition using the serial technique D. Music that is new and experimental.
The most distinctive feature of New Orleans style jazz was ________.
A. solo breaks by the rhythm instruments B. the use of a saxophone for the melody C. its lack of syncopated melodies D. collective improvisation by the front line