The work of which composer marks the emergence of the British musical as a global force?

Which French composer spent much of his career in Italy, where he worked for

various dukes as well as in the Sistine Chapel in Rome? Although he possessed a temperamental and egotistical personality, because of his remarkable talent he could command a large salary and like the artist Michelangelo was considered to be a prodigy of nature and without peer.

a. Josquin b. Machaut c. Palestrina d. Corelli e. Vivaldi

The polyphonic procedure known as ________ occurs when one or more voices

duplicate the melody, one after the other.

a. word painting b. falsetto c. imitation d. a cappella e. ostinato