The force or process used to create actual movement in an art work is often as much a part of the work as the object being moved. What causes the motion in each of these art works?

If you're comparing the size of an arrangement to the space in which it will be displayed, which principle of floral design are you using? A. Dominance B. Balance C. Pattern D. Scale

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

The tempo of a piece is objective; all composers interpret the tempo directions in the same way. true or false

In the book the great gatsby how long has it been since dasiy and gatsby seen each other

For Poussin, the principals of the Grand Manner were: A. influenced entirely by the present historical moment and had little concern for the past. B. very rigid and strictly defined. C. somewhat vague and subject to interpretation. D.

What did bob dylan think the beatles were really saying when they sang the line i can't hide in their hit song i want to hold your hand?

What is the term for a large group of similar musical works?

This was an artistic and intellectual movement originating in Europe around 1800 and characterized by a heightened interest in nature, as well as an emphasis on the individual's expression of emotion and imagination.

Choose the logical order to these words: verse, interlude, verse, refrain, introduction, refrain, coda, refrain, verse.

If you were analyzing a Renaissance plece and found a quick, rapid rhythm accompanying the word "running," you would call it