A favorite 14th-century voice leading technique, in which a sharped seventh leads to an octave and a sharped fourth leads to a fifth, is called the?
a) under third cadence
b) double leading-tone
c) Parallel octave cadence
d) Evaded cadence
b
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A. tomb B. Venus C. Eve D. servant
This member of the ensemble is a literary advisor and theatre-history expert who assists the directors, designers, and actors in better understanding the text
A) Stage manager B) B.S.E. (back stage expert) C) S.A. (structural analyst) D) Assistant director E) Dramaturg
In Wagner's operas, the principal themes that represent ideas, characters, and places are called
A) tone poems. B) arias. C) rondo themes. D) leitmotifs.
____ culture refers to the production, use and dissemination of images and
visual objects, particularly in industrial and postindustrial nations. a. Urban b. Modern c. Graffiti d. Visual