Who was the leader of the Toronto-based, best-known Canadian big band?
a. Oscar Peterson
b. Rob McConnell
c. Jan Garbarek
d. Francy Boland
B
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The castrati
a. possessed both the high range of a woman's voice and the physical power of a man's voice. b. were an unnatural and barbaric phenomenon by today's standards. c. often came from impoverished households where the families had given consent for their sons to have the opportunity to be among the highest paid performers of the day. d. all of the above.
Mother Courage is set in (they say it about a hundred times during the play ?):
a. 17th century Europe (Germany, Poland, etc.) b. 19th century England c. 21st century Middle East d. 20th century Faukland e. none of the above
This work possesses an interesting extra-musical association. Which of the following best conveys that association?
a) the text forms an acrostic: the first letter of each line of text spells out the name of the Duke of Ferrara b) the text forms an acrostic: the first letter of each line of the text spells out the name of the woman who has caused such anguish, Jaqueline d'Aquevile c) the text forms an acrostic: the first letter of each line of text spells out the name of the Medici family in Florence d) the text forms an acrostic: the first letter of each line of text spells out the name of Emperor Maximilian
The Stele of the Sculptor Userwer (Fig. 3-16) includes five bands of hieroglyphics above two _____________filled with images of Userwer and his family members
A. registers B. cartouches C. palettes D. grids