Which instrumentalist's approach to playing the Hammond organ was unprecedented in gospel music?

A. Billy Paul

B. Billy Joel

C. Billy Preston

D. Billy Beck

The artist that used his energy and movement to create what some viewers considered extreme unity and others considered total variety was created by this mid 20th century artist: A) Pollock B) Matisse C) O'Keefe D) Hockney

Who the artist that is famous for his collage illustration of children books

Dr. Shang is studying the effects of caffeine on hunger. He hypothesizes that people who ingest more caffeine experience less hunger pangs throughout the day.

Beats are grouped into recurring patterns and placed into __ for ease of reading. 1. treble clefs 2. chords 3. measures 4. legatos

Which medium or process, originally not considered commercial and not appropriate for "Fine Art," was made popular in Pop Art?

The most conclusive-sounding cadence, often found at the end of a piece, is a (n) A. deceptive cadence. B. plagal cadence. C. half cadence. D. authentic cadence.

3. Techniques are not the ways artists go about applying the principles of composition. 3. Techniques are not the ways artists go about applying the principles of composition.

Compare and contrast melody and harmony.

Which sentence correctly describes black figure greek vases

A major scale is made up of five whole steps and how many half steps? A. 3 B. 2 C. 0 D. 1