A sound designer is working on a musical with an important choral number at the end of Act I. She wants to make sure that everyone in the audience can hear the large number of people onstage clearly. Which device would the designer choose to pick up sound from as many chorus members as possible?

What is the purpose of a “Negative Confession,” like the example provided from a Book of Going Forth by Day?

a. It attempts to placate the gods by overstating misdeeds committed by the deceased. b. It plainly enumerates all the positive aspects of the deceased’s life. c. It stresses the negative aspects of the world around the deceased. d. It makes a bid for positive judgment by expressing profound misery and despair.

The "Bay Psalm Book" was created because a large number of music readers desired notated music.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)