The musical form of "Sh-Boom" (The Chords, 1954) is:

Which of the following figures was a writer associated with the Harlem Renaissance?

a) Paul Robeson b) Zora Neale Hurston c) George Gershwin d) William Grant Still

In the 1780s Haydn was largely occupied with composing symphonies for ____ audiences, in the 1790s it was for ____ concerts

A) Viennese, London B) Parisian, Viennese C) Roman, Berlin D) Parisian, London