In the early 20th century, the music of the American south was multicultural, blending elements from ... A. Spain, France, and Germany. B. American Indians. C. The British isles. D. All of the above

Violins and flutes might play the exact same notes (e. g., "a" played on a violin or a flute has the same fundamental frequency of 440 hz,) but you can definitely tell if either a flute or a violin is playing.

How did plastic revolutionize the art of furniture design

Which of the following stringed instruments is still widely used today? A. Psaltery B. Harp C. Rebec D. Lute

How was the distinction between "clock time" and "stop time" achieved in early opera? why was this distinction important?

Duchamp sua maquina quais suas parte e como ele e contruida

How many beats are in the following example, including res

Attempting to control what other people say about a restaurant is referred to as A promotion B pull marketing C push marketing D public relations

What medium did the Chinese often paint on that could be hung on walls or read like a book?

A song that's more spoken than sung: A. Torch B. Patter C. Belt

what technique was used in the baroque period to create contrast by suddenly shifting from loud to soft or soft to loud?