Dvo?ák composed in virtually every musical genre popular in the nineteenth-century.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
Dvo?ák's versatility is reflected in his legacy of concertos for violin, cello, and piano; his fourteen string quartets; his four great oratorios; his five symphonic poems; his cantata; his four piano trios and two quintets; and his eleven operas and nine symphonies, among a multitude of other works.
You might also like to view...
How did white teenagers become fans of R&B music in the early 50s?
a. Most record stores featured it. b. Most radio stations regularly played it. c. Transistor radios gave them access to it. d. It was broadcast on many TV stations.
A panning shot is a __________ movement of the camera
A. horizontal B. vertical C. tracking D. aerial
The __________ artist Aaron Douglas created Study for God's Trombones, The Judgment Day (fig. 25.15) in 1927
A. Photorealist B. Harlem Renaissance C. Dada D. Suprematist E. none of the above
What schlock rock artist was respected for his talent as a country rock singer?
a. Chubby Checker b. Bobby Darin c. Paul Anka d. Ricky Nelson