Name three of the five largest national territories for recorded music in recent years.
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(Any three of) United States, Japan, Germany, United Kingdom, and France
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The innovative and “ideal” motet structure of Guillaume Dufay’s “The Rose Blossoms” is reflected in
a) the number of times the fixed melody is repeated and matched to the proportions of Florence Cathedral. b) the use of two voices singing at different speeds. c) the combination of voices and instruments. d) the combination of female and male voices.
Music that is centered on a fundamental "home" pitch is described as:
a. tonal. c. homophonic. b. consonant. d. imitative.
According to Worlds of Music, the solos for the erhu and the piano that are included for this chapter on Chinese music illustrate what common trend in twentieth-century nonWestern countries?
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How does a theatrical paradigm help us understand non-theatrical activities in real life?
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