During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, when composers wanted to write a work that conveyed an upbeat, happy message, they generally used

Why would the artistic public of the 1860s most likely have rejected Edouard Manet's Luncheon on the Grass?

a. the work's sketchy brush strokes seemed amateurish b. the picture placed a bold nude woman in a contemporary setting c. the work seemed to call for violent uprisings of urban workers d. the work depicted exotic tropical scenes in garish colors

Stanislavski believes that losing yourself on stage is the key to an honest performance

Indicate whether the statement is true or false