A) The importance of music education B) The technical aspects of music composition C) The relationship between music and society D) The history of Western classical music
A) Cultural relativism B) The culture industry C) Cultural imperialism D) Cultural nationalism
A) Economic prosperity B) Individual expression C) Pure beauty D) Societal contradictions
A) Commercial jingles B) Avant-garde music C) Mainstream pop music D) Traditional folk songs
A) The Frankfurt School B) Pragmatism C) Existentialism D) Analytical philosophy
A) Standardization and formulaic structures B) The lack of emotion in performances C) The complexity of its compositions D) The over-reliance on technology
A) Arnold Schoenberg B) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart C) Johann Sebastian Bach D) Ludwig van Beethoven
A) Art that is accessible to everyone B) Art that is completely abstract C) Art that resists commercial pressures D) Art that follows traditional forms
A) As an escape from reality B) As a form of resistance to domination C) As a trivial aspect of life D) As purely subjective |