A) Chromatic scale B) Diatonic scale C) Pentatonic scale D) Whole tone scale
A) Sichuan Opera B) Kunqu Opera C) Yue Opera D) Peking Opera
A) 1978 B) 1959 C) 1958 D) 1961
A) Gil Shaham and He Zhanhao B) Shen Rong and Lan Shui C) Yu Lina and Fan Chengwu D) He Zhanhao and Chen Gang
A) Guzheng and Dizi B) Suona and Sheng C) Yangqin and Hulusi D) Erhu and Pipa
A) Gil Shaham B) Shen Rong C) Fan Chengwu D) Yu Lina
A) The end of the Cultural Revolution B) The opening of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music C) The founding of the People's Republic of China D) The Shanghai Music and Dance Festival
A) The development section B) The orchestral arrangement C) The closing movement D) The opening theme
A) It was associated with anti-Communist and bourgeois themes B) It failed to gain popularity during its initial release C) It used too many Western tonal harmonies D) It was considered technically inferior by the government
A) 1978 B) 1980 C) 1959 D) 1961
A) Our symphony B) The Butterfly Legend C) The People's Concerto D) The Shanghai Masterpiece
A) Fan Chengwu B) Lan Shui C) Chen Gang D) He Zhanhao
A) Baroque suite B) Rondo form C) Theme and variations D) Sonata form
A) Shen Rong B) Gil Shaham C) Yu Lina D) Fan Chengwu
A) Lan Shui B) Fan Chengwu C) Chen Gang D) He Zhanhao |