All of the following are true of twentieth-century music except
A. most twentieth-century music lacks creativity and the diversity of new styles and techniques.
B. many composers created their own distinctive styles, blending Western materials with sounds from other cultures.
C. other composers have abandoned traditional techniques.
D. long-established concepts of melody, harmony, form, and timbre have been challenged or denied by certain composers.
Answer: A
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The idea that time, culture, and situation play roles in what is right and wrong is known as
a. moral absolutism. b. utilitarianism. c. moral imperativism. d. moral relativism.
Which of the following statements on interdisciplinarity are accurate?
a. It encourages making connections between otherwise isolated disciplines b. It addresses conflicts where disciplines overlap c. It may identify relationships or even phenomena that deserve to be studied in greater detail than they are by disciplines d. None of the statements is accurate. e. All of the statements are accurate.