Which statement provides a good summary of this composition's opening?
a) what appears at first to be a slow introduction turns out to be an integral part of the sonata-form exposition
b) it begins with the harmony V/I
c) it is highly chromatic and features an Alberti bass
d) it evokes the formal procedure of modified strophic
a
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The intense experience of being rejected by the woman he loved provided the stimulus for this composer’s most
famous work; he wrote a story for audiences to read during performances that explained the meaning of the music.
a. Tchaikovsky b. Dvo?ák c. Berlioz d. Brahms e. Schubert
Match the following:
a. big band b. Benny Goodman c. Cotton Club d. Duke Ellington e. gold record f. Harlem g. Fletcher Henderson h. sweet 1. The "King Of Swing" whose band launched the Swing Era in 1935. 2. He is considered jazz music's greatest composer. 3. Songs played in a two-beat rhythm, with little syncopation, slow tempos, and flowing melodies. 4. An award presented to artists who sold over 500,000 units. 5. A predominantly black neighborhood in New York City which became the center of a cultural movement. 6. A nightclub in Harlem which was an important venue for many jazz performers. 7. Outstanding arranger, many of which were performed by the Benny Goodman Orchestra. 8. A term that refers specifically the "jazz orchestra" that consisted of brasses (trumpets, trombones), saxophones, and rhythm section (piano, bass and drums).
Which of the following is NOT a component of the Stanislavski system?
A. the "magic if" B. units and beats C. communion D. microexpressions
How many beats are in each measure of "On This Date Every Year"?
a. two b. three c. four d. five