Many of the popular songs in the first half of the nineteenth century were quite

Which of the following statements is not true?

a. Berlioz was an extraordinarily imaginative and innovative orchestrator. b. All of Berlioz's major works are dramatic in nature and relate either to a literary program or to a text. c. In 1830 Berlioz won the Paris Conservatory's Prix de Rome which granted him two years' subsidized study in Rome. d. Berlioz's reputation outside France was even lower than it was in his homeland.

What was a popular topic for nineteenth-century prints in Edo?

a)  famous theatre actors b)  animals c)  still life d)  peasants