The concertos written by _______ are the only 18th-century that routinely appear on contemporary programs

Georges Seurat preferred to paint using tiny dots of color called pointilles to

a. add movement and depth to his figures. b. convey emotions through color combinations. c. compensate for the subtractive process of mixing. d. exaggerate the rigidity of the figures he portrayed.

In Schubert's "Erlkönig," one singer depicts a narrator and __________

a) threeother characters: the father, son, and Erlkönig (death ghost) b) fourother characters: the father, mother, prince, and queen of the night c) twoother characters: the horse and the doctor d) no other characters; the narrator tells the entire story because there is only one singer