Who initiated the first degree-granting course in jazz studies offered by an African university?

The theorbo is a:

A) low, bassoon-like wind instrument B) keyboard instrument with three rows of keys for playing all the chromatic notes C) a large, lute-like instrument with a full octave of additional bass strings descending in a diatonic pattern D) a large, bowed string instrument played between the legs

Naturalistic philosophy was advanced by the theories of

A. Pythagoras. B. Democritus. C. Thales. D. All these answers are correct.