All of the following were common forms in the Classical period except
A. toccata-allegro form.
B. sonata-allegro form.
C. rondo form.
D. minuet and trio.
Answer: A
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a. is named after a Hungarian general. b. used the Gypsy scale and imitated folk instruments, such as the cimbalom. c. is an arrangement of a favorite patriotic tune among Hungarians. d. all of these choices.
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A. Formalism B. Iconology C. Structuralism D. Feminism E. Post-structuralism
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a. attention to the craft or technique of any endeavor. b. emotional or intuitive responses to what we see. c. long-range speculation or "sight" based on former experience. d. reasoned, rational, coherent thought about what we see.
This listening example fuses which two musical traditions?
A. Cajun and rhythm & blues B. Chinese and American C. Japanese and American D. Arab (Iraqi) and American