Music consisting of a single modal melodic line, sung in unison to a sacred latin text, in a rhythmically free manner without any pronounced meter, is known as what?

Is this statement true or false? Minuteman by Daniel Chester French is a patriotic American sculpture.

Does anyone have any photography tips?

What jazz musician used just three harmonic models - the 12-bar blues, and the George Gershwin and Fats Waller songs "I Got Rhythm" and "Honeysuckle Rose" - underlie nearly 40% of his total recordings. a. Miles Davis b. Ben Webster c.

Though the first piece of recorded notation was called the Delphic hymn, it was not a complete song. The first complete song was called O A. the Athenian hymn O B. the Athenian epitaph O C. the Seikilos epitaph O D. the Seikilos song

Which of the following was one of the first commercially used photographic processes? Pinhole Carbon print Kodachrome Daguerreotype

A major scale is a diatonic scale with half-steps only between Select one: a. the third and fourth and seventh and eighth notes b. the first and second notes and octaves c. the third and fourth and eleventh and twelfth notes d. the fifth and sixth e.

Enjoyment of music the constant imitation from beginning to end in between the voices of sumer is icumen in is characteristic of its genre, which is:

Which term refers to a cross-shaped floor design of a church? a. cruciform plan b. nave c. portal d. tympanum

Which type of brushwor did John twachtman use that is characteristic of impressionism

The music of the Classical period was often written to be more accessible and enjoyable for all people, rather than just the wealthy. Why is this important? Do you think the composers succeeded in their aims? Why or why not?