What is a coda?

A) the ending to a sonata form in some pieces

B) the main theme in a sonata form

C) the opening of a symphony

D) a stringed used for concertos

What element visible on laon cathedral became a standard feature of french gothic facades?

Where was Ron Terada born?

What was the purpose of the bolognese art academy

Which of the following string instrumental techniques consists of a quick back and forth movement or rocking of the finger that is in contact with the string with the intent of producing a fluctuation in pitch? select one:a. vibrationb. vibraphonec.

How do melody and Harmony work together? Additional question: How do people sing in harmony?

Romantic artworks, such as Delacroix's Liberty Leading the People, were often intended as

Which gospel artist recorded the song "move on up a little higher"?

An architect's motto during the early twentieth century was typically "form follows

Which of the following is true about the life of Raphael? A He apprenticed with master Periguino B His grandmother was his first teacher. C His patrons were poor pesants living in Florence. D His hot temper prevented him from working for popes.

In what way was Franz Schubert ahead of his time? A. He wrote melodies based on the whole-tone scale. B. He defied the tonal conventions of the sonata form by combining unrelated keys. C. He pioneered the technique of atonal music. D.