_____ by Houdon is the sculptural equivalent of a Grand Manner portrait

The stones used to construct Mycenaean fortresses were so large that the later Greeks called them __________

A) Mycenaean B) Minotauran C) Athenian D) Cyclopean E) Zeusian

Mendelssohn's Piano Trio in D Minor picks up ideas subtly present in Beethoven's music -- programmaticism, cyclicism, and formal liberty -- and carries them to such lengths as to create a whole new conception of the sonata form

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