How does John Cage's 4´33?challenge the very definition of music?
a. It uses 12 radios playing on different stations.
b. The performer may choose music to play at random.
c. The twelve-tone row ends up sounding like a jumble of pitches.
d.The performer does nothing, and the sounds of the piece come from inside and outside the concert space.
d
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a. philosopher. b. composer. c. entrepreneur. d. record producer.
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In 1984, a grainy, bleached-out black-and-white Jim Jarmusch film made for $110,000 became the emblem of a new trend in U.S. filmmaking. Identify the film.
A. Simple Men B. Stranger than Paradise C. sex, lies, and videotape D. Safe
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