Who changed the Impressionist brushstroke to be more solid and rectangular according to a grid of vertical and horizontal shapes?
a. Paul Gauguin
b. Vincent van Gogh
c. Edvard Munch
d. Paul Cézanne
Answer: d
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The second strain of the trio of which of the following genres often consists of a “breakup” strain (“cat fight”), preparing the return, often in grandiose style, of the opening strain of the trio?
A. novelty piano B. brass band (specifically of New Orleans) C. march D. ragtime
Which of the following describes the epic convention of beginning “in the middle of things”?
a. invocation of the muse b. dactylic hexameter c. in medias res d. formulaic epithet
Which of the following statements is not true?
A. The jazz style that was related to bop but was far more calm and relaxed in character was called "cool jazz" in contrast to the "hot jazz" of an earlier era. B. Jazz rock, or fusion, combines the jazz musician's improvisatory approach with rock rhythms and tone colors. C. The percussion section of a fusion combo often includes instruments from Africa, Latin America, or India. D. Free jazz, like earlier styles, was based on traditional forms and established chord patterns.
Which composition uses colliding sound masses as a central element in musical composition rather than intervals, lines, or accompaniments?
A) "Mode de valeurs et d'intensités" B) "L'artisanat furieux" C) "Boplicity" D) Poème électronique