What is the term for a rhythm in which the stresses of notes are displaced so that
emphasis is given to normally unstressed beats?
a. syncopation
b. accentuation
c. polyrhythm
d. hemiola
ANS: b
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The standard tool for casting is the
a. interview. b. audition. c. application. d. elimination round.
Match the following theatrical genres with their most basic definitions.
A. mixes serious and comic matter in the same play B. thrives on exaggeration, broad physical humor, elaborate plots, and stereotyped characters C. similar to tragedy, but with an optimistic worldview D. employs wit and irony to expose evil and foolishness E. originally meant "song drama" or "music drama" F. one of the primary genres; devoted to provoking amusement and laughter G. stories of everyday people, often centered on the family H. is premised on the fact that the world can be cruel and unjust I. points out the foibles and peculiarities of the upper class
Identify the listening example
a. Beethoven, Piano Sonata, Op. 13, the Pathétique b. Mozart, A Little Night Music c. Mozart, Piano Concerto in A major, K. 488 d. Mozart, Variations on Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
While the Haussmannization of Paris realigned and expanded streets, and replaced blocks of buildings at the center of Paris, that process ultimately resulted in __________.
A. the working class being moved to outer-ring suburbs B. industrial expansion at the center as well C. a closer proximity between the bourgeoisie and working-class neighborhoods D. the elimination of small shops and restaurants in the city center