In what ways was the renaissance art similar to classical art

3. What are some of the ways that actors identify how to move and speak for a particular role?

How does Tavernier use the elements of art in this painting?

What is the term for a man who possesses both the high range of a woman's voice and the physical power of a man's voice? A. Libretto B. Aria C. Baritone D. Castrato

Look at the two drawings above. Describe the techniques used by each artist in each drawing.

Which part of the sonata form creates tension and drama? A] Development B] Recapatulation C] Ospedale D] Exposition

Which of the following played an important role in the shaping of modem art? A. new science B. psychology C. World War D. all of the above

A typical first movement of a classical string quartet is:

An arch is not stable until what feature is in place?

Who is the author of where the wild thing are?

Which of the following most accurately characterizes an actor's role in shaping a film?