What kind of person would most likely have sung the Song of Roland?
a. a Norman minstrel
b. a student of Abelard
c. a Cluniac monk
d. a feudal peasant
Answer: a
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a) violin, vielle, cello, viola da gamba b) violin 1, violin 2, viola, cello c) violin, lute, cello, string bass d) violin, tenor viol, violone, viola
Which of the following best describes the progression of events in a play with a climactic plot?
A. point of attack, complication, exposition, crisis, climax, denouement B. exposition, point of attack, complication, exposition, crisis, denouement, climax C. point of attack, exposition, complication, crisis, climax, denouement D. exposition, point of attack, complication, crisis, climax, denouement
The pianist whose sharply articulated left hand chords punctuated linear melodic ideas in the right
hand was
a. Bud Powell b. Thelonious Monk c. Art Tatum d. Cootie Williams
What dance choreographer collaborated with John Cage, Robert Rauschenberg, and other figures of the avant-garde scene?
a. Joseph Heller b. Merce Cunningham c. Philip Johnson d. Alvin Ailey