How did the jazz community react to Ornette Coleman's ideas?
a. his ideas were immediately embraced and imitated
b. they viewed his ideas as far too radical and strange
c. there was a mixture of reactions; some hailed him as a genius, whereas others denounced him
d. no one took much notice of Ornette Coleman's music
c
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So popular was Venice as a source of music that composers from across Europe came to Venice to study. As a result, which of the following languages became the international language of music?
a. English b. Spanish c. France d. Italian
The musical style in any given period refers to
A. the ideas associated with the single best artist in that period. B. the shared ideals of the majority of important artists in that period. C. the ideals of the wealthiest members of society in that period. D. the sum of all the features found in every artist in that period.
In the style called Abstract Expressionism, the approach emphasizing a free, gestural expression of paint on the canvas was termed:
a. Action Painting. b. Performance Art. c. Spontaneism. d. all of these. e. none of these.
You are responsible for marketing a new production at your local theatre. The production discusses mature material such as substance abuse and has mild language. Knowing this, you decide that the best marketing choice would most likely be to
A. advertise with posters in the local elementary school. B. produce an elaborate TV commercial for the major networks to air. C. advertise in surrounding area newspapers. D. distribute posters to area nursing homes.