"Double-timing" increases the rate of speed of a piece.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
Double timing increases the subdivisions of the basic beat which implies a faster tempo, but the basic beat stays at the same speed.
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This statement is TRUE regarding abstract expressionism: a. It became a major influential force for pop artists
b. It never took hold outside of New York City. c. It was considered Germany's national style. d. It was accepted worldwide by the late 1950s.
After a promising start—while a student he won the prestigious Prix de Rome for composition—he devoted his early
years to honing his compositional skills and seeking an original style, yet at the age of 31 he noted with characteristic irony that he still had not written a masterpiece. A year later he did just that with his Prelude to The Afternoon of a Faun.
a. Schoenberg b. Ravel c. Copland d. Varèse e. Debussy