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Wagner composed an opera titled Tristan and Isolde This opera was about
Romance and Forbidden Love
A person who leads an orchestra is called a
Conductor :)
Which of the following is the opposite of aria
- Recitative
The orchestra required in order to perform the Rite of Spring is Called
larger then usual
Music that has melodies created based on the roll of dice or a random set of numbers is called
Aleatoric music (or "chance music") is music that has melodies that are based on the roll of dice or a random set of numbers.
Originally conductors were also
composers.
Richard Wagner was born in
Richard Wagner was born in Leipzig on May 22, 1813.
Which of these were artistic developments in the 20th century
All of the above. -Apex Learning
Where was Claude Debussy born
Claude Debussy was born in Paris, France.
What religion is Aaron Copland
Aaron Copland was Jewish
What is the most famous piece of rock music
Most likely, it would be considered "Stairway to heaven" that is always the opinion i get when i ask the same question.
Music that incorporates native folk songs stories and history is called
nationalistic music
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