In the language of a Jamaican disc jockey, the term "version" refers to
A. a vocalist who is also referred to as a "toaster."
B. a soft wax record used by selectors.
C. an instrumental recording from which vocals have been removed, sometimes with newly added tracks as well walking bass.
D. spinning back a record so that part of it can be played twice in a row.
Answer: C
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a. virtuoso music b. dissonant harmonies c. large ensembles d. traditional forms such as sonata form e. long works
Which of the following best defines endowment?
A. approaching the role with spontaneity in every performance B. projecting qualities from your imagination and experience onto people and objects C. understanding the who, what, where, when, where, why and how of your character D. understanding what the character wants most in life