Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 15 ("Rákóczy March") is a nationalistic work in that it:
a. is named after a Hungarian general.
b. used the Gypsy scale and imitated folk instruments, such as the cimbalom.
c. is an arrangement of a favorite patriotic tune among Hungarians.
d. all of these choices.
d
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Which singing style is often made up of rapidly repeating notes followed by one or two longer notes at the end of phrases?
A) monody B) recitative C) arioso D) aria
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