The part of an opera in which the music is speech-like, usually accompanied only by a harpsichord and moves the action forward is the:

What was Duke Ellington's 1941 number 1 hit song, which he wrote with Billy Strayhorn

How does fertility (ability to produce offspring) impact population growth?

Who does tom riddle possess in order to open the chamber of secrets?

The blank is often called the king of instruments

Guess that song Right now, hes probably slow dancing with a bleach blond tramp, and shes probably frisky Right now, hes probably buying her some fruity little drink cause she cant shoot whisky Right now, he probably up behind her with a pool stick

Explain the three responses to music

The dramatic contrast between light and dark in Caravaggio's David with the Head of Goliath is called a. sfumato. b. humanism. c. chiaroscuro. d. sprezzatura.

What year did Michael Jackson Release The Album Thriller?

How did technique influence the blues?

The rate of speed at which a piece of music is played is its: