Describe the ripple effect on the local economy from the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
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Half of the budget of the Boston Symphony Orchestra is paid to artists and staff, so this is pumped
back into the local economy. Attendees of concerts spend on transportation, such as taxis, and in
restaurants. The symphony’s activities also pay for utilities, transportation, and equipment, which is a
boost to the economy.
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What device does the artist of the illustrations in the Tale of Genji handscrolls use to show the interior space of a building?
A. Shows only the interior space, no exterior B. Paints the room with no ceiling or roof C. Paints interior in bright colors, exterior black ink lines only D. Paints figures as if on a stage, with no ceiling or walls
Because of the influence of Cuban son music, charanga groups that specialized in playing the danzón
A. eliminated all Afro-Cuban elements from their music and played traditional European dances like the waltz and the mazurka exclusively. B. relocated from Cuba to Miami beginning in the 1920s, where they established a thriving charanga scene that survives to the present. C. were inspired to incorporate more Afro-Cuban elements into their danzón arrangements. D. faded from popularity until the charanga tradition essentially disappeared.
Sojourner Truth condemns as non-Christian the practice of
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Rococo painting is different from Baroque art in its __________.
a. Erotic and sensual subjects b. Classical subjects c. Protestant Reformation subjects d. Christian subjects