Which was NOT a late-sixteenth-century Italian madrigal composer admired by the English?
a. Josquin des Prez
b. Claudio Monteverdi
c. Lucca Marenzio
d. Luzzascho Luzzaschi
A
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Which early twentieth-century artistic style resulted when artists fractured and
dislocated formal reality into geometrical blocks and planes?
a. Minimalism b. Cubism c. Impressionism d. Modernism e. Expressionism
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. As the music business grew rapidly in size in the 1960s, the historical roles of singer and songwriter shifted. Before that time, most popular songs were written by singer-songwriters. 2. Your text argues that from a legal process perspective, if a publisher defaults on a songwriter contract, the songwriter’s best course of action is to break the contract unilaterally, thus saving the expense of expensive litigation. 3. A demonstration recording (demo) for a singer-songwriter seeking a label deal is often approached differently than a demo for a nonperforming songwriter. 4. Your textbook advises that once you’ve reassured yourself of your talent by getting feedback from friends and family, the best next step is to move to a recording center (New York, Los Angeles, Nashville) and start promoting your work.
When a critic writes a piece, he focuses entirely on his opinion about it in order to sway potential audience members either to see a play or to not see a play
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A solo improvisation generally lasts
a. until the audience leaves. b. for several choruses. c. 90 seconds, maximum. d. until the rhythm section stops playing.