How does 19th-century orchestral music differ from 18th-century orchestral music?
A) more descriptive symphonies B) use of concert overtures
C) longer symphonies D) all of the above
D
You might also like to view...
Two broad geographic zones in Africa divide the continent between
A. north and south of the Sahara. B. east and west. C. the Sahara and savanna. D. coastal and forest areas.
What are the three general overlapping categories WOM uses to classify selected Chinese musical genres? What are the divisions (or sub-categories) within the categories? List the specific examples of genres for each division. Under the “Intended audiences” category list and exemplify with a genre the four primary social functions of performances (examples may vary, see Figure 8.1). How can
the intended audience for a genre change (e.g., from a mass to elitist audience or from an elitist to mass audience)? (Note how specific genres fit into more than one category on the grid due to the overlapping nature of the grid categories.) What will be an ideal response?
An example of an auxiliary space would be: a. a thrust stage
b. a proscenium stage. c. an auditorium. d. a box office.
This method of acting involves the use of emotional memory in order to develop a character and the character's actions
a. Stanislavski's Method b. Grotowski's c. Peter Brook's intercultural approach d. The Suzuki Method