After 2000, how did most musicians make money?
A. Through the sale of CDs
B. Through the sale of vinyl albums
C. Through the sale of merchandise
D. Through the sale of memorabilia on eBay
C
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The Harry Fox Agency (HFA) will accommodate requests for royalty sharing of split copyrights. 2. The industry usually refers to a publishing company as “independent” if it is unaffiliated with a big record label or large publishing “group.” 3. It is almost always unwise for a composer-performer to set up a new publishing company rather than seek a deal with an established publisher. 4. To avoid legal conflicts of interest, nowadays the trend is for record labels to rarely own or affiliate with publishing companies. 5. Record company publishing affiliates may acquire catalogs from other publishers or writers.
Based on the meter signature, how many measures does this sequence of notes represent?
A. 3 measures B. 6 measures C. 2 measures D. 8 measures E. 4 measures
What were the major commodities traded through the city of Great Zimbabwe?
a. tobacco and silver b. slaves and traditional masks c. diamonds and precious stones d. gold, ivory, and skins
Wagner associated ideas or characters in his music dramas with particular motives. He
called these motives
a. liedmotivs b. leitmotivs c. gleichmotivs d. wundermotivs e. werkmotivs