Schoenberg's students, who continued to develop his concept of twelve-tone composition, were A. Stravinsky and Mahler. B. Webern and Mahler. C. Webern and Berg. D. Mahler and Strauss.

Sly and the family stone, not only introduced "slap bass" playing to funk music, but also created their own version of love ballads that relied heavily on the overall bass sound.

Yup'ik women wore finger masks during special dance ceremonies and told stories with their motions.

Which of the following statements is true about the paintings of Flanders? a. Artists created individual symbols for their own artwork. b. Flemish artists used non-symbolic art. c. Artists commonly understood symbols in their paintings. d.

Who wrote the "Hit American Musical" by the name of "Hamilton"

What activities does an ethnomusicologist do in order to study a culture's music well? select all that apply -attend gatherings -play the guitar -visit the culture -participate in an archaeological dig -record the people's music -talk to the people

What is true about museum mounting for photographs? Select one: a. The prints are only in black and white b. The prints can be removed from the display boards c. The prints are placed in white frames d. All of the above

Why is the sky blue? (short answer) (just for fun: I will provide the answer after at least 2 people have answered)

You're correctly holding an animal by its rear legs, its head between your knees, its back between your legs, and its front legs touching the ground. The animal you're holding is a A. goat undergoing venipuncture. B. lamb just learning to walk. C.

What do you think will be the lasting impact that Reality TV has on the Humanities and how we see ourselves as humans?

What was a significant result of michelangelo's david? a. michelangelo died a failure. b. michelangelo had to flee from italy. c. michelangelo was commissioned by pope julius ii. d. michelangelo was sentenced to death.