Who said, "Josquin is master of the notes; others are mastered by them"?

Which composition, commissioned as a public entertainment for rich and powerful members of society, received such a

warm reception upon its premiere that the king requested to hear it three times in one night?

a. The Messiah b. Water Music c. “The Spring” Concerto d. Dido and Aeneas e. Brandenburg Concerto No. 5

The story of the Bisclavret constructs the civility of the city and its inhabitants and contrasts that with the wildness of the forest and wilderness. In doing so, the short story upholds the chivalric tradition and exotic superstitions. When at home, the knight is handsome and behaves nobly; however, an uncontrollable bestial fury lies dormant in him that magically emerges and leads him beyond the confines of the urban and domestic setting and into the wilderness.

What will be an ideal response?