Rosso Fiorentino’s Moses Defending the Daughters of Jethro exemplifies Mannerism primarily because of the __________.
a. strange layering of nude figures
b. extreme use of chiaroscuro
c. emphasis on secular iconography
d. physical expression of spiritual passion
a. strange layering of nude figures
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Many African Americans were introduced to European formal, melodic, and harmonic musical traits
from
a. Protestant hymns and religious songs learned when converted to Christianity b. the children's songs learned in school lessons c. observing their owner's children practicing for music lessons at home d. listening to brass bands play in the town center
Sound that recreates the noises of everyday life and help create the verisimilitude of a play, but are not specifically called for by the script, are called
A. motivated sounds. B. atmospheric sounds. C. contextual sounds. D. environmental sounds.
What city was the political and cultural capital of the Abbasid Dynasty?
A) ?Mecca B) ?Jerusalem C) ?Baghdad D) ?Cairo
Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in E minor resembles the Classical period concerto in all of the following except the
A) elimination of the pause between the first and second movements. B) use of movement order of fast—slow—fast. C) use of sonata-allegro form for the first movement. D) use of cadenzas in the first movement.