__________ is the architectural style of all five of the great pilgrimage churches

An advocate for what has come to be called “chance music,” this composer felt it was unnecessary for music to

develop, climax, or be goal-oriented. One work consisted of amplifying and broadcasting the sounds resulting from chopping vegetables, grinding them up, and drinking the juice.

a. Varèse b. Cage

c. Adams d. Rouse e. Barber

Which is true regarding spirituals?

A. they involved a great deal of repetition. B. they featured secular texts. C. they were never notated. D. they were written in through-composed form.