Beethoven's Wellington's Victory and Berlioz's Symphony fantastique are both examples of __________

Romanticism was indebted to the ideas of _____

A) ?Newton and Locke B) ?empiricists C) ?Jean-Jacques Rousseau D) ?John Everett Millais

Which term refers to a principle used in sub-Saharan African music in which a pattern of accents in one measure of music is contradicted by the pattern in a subsequent measure?