Which of the following is a groundbreaking musical of the twentieth-century?

Although theatre audiences are made up of individuals, they

A. become part of a temporary community. B. all react in identical ways to events on stage. C. all leave the theatre with the same point of view. D. all empathize with the protagonist's points of view.

In order to appeal to the broadest possible market, C. P. E. Bach referred to his instrument by the generic name of "clavier" ("keyboard"), even though his favorite was the clavichord

A) true B) false