The main melody of a fugue is called the ________.

Which is NOT a feature of Sargent's Impressionism?

a. the dissolution of form b. the "slice of life" view c. the oblique view d. the use of japonisme

The three main sections of the Classical sonata-allegro form are the

A. introduction, development, and recapitulation. B. exposition, development, and recapitulation. C. thematic material, transition, and coda. D. introduction, recapitulation, and transition.