What is the distinctive characteristic of the first movement of Bartók's Concerto for Orchestra?
A) economical interconnection of motives
B) the use of octatonic and pentatonic themes
C) parlando-rubato style rhythms
D) the combination of twelve-tone writing with inflections of Hungarian folk music
A
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Which of the following themes or images would have been LEAST likely to appear in Christian art before the fifth century?
a. the crucifixion of Jesus b. evangelists represented as animals c. Jesus as the Good Shepherd d. fish imagery
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what is it?