A) Baumgarten B) Wagner C) Kant D) Hanslick
A) Jerrold Levinson B) Immanuel Kant C) Peter Kivy D) Roger Scruton
A) It lacks emotional depth. B) It is too complex for general appreciation. C) It does not engage the understanding sufficiently. D) It cannot be combined with words.
A) Instrumental music can communicate emotions and images. B) Instrumental music is simply patterns of sound that do not communicate any emotions or images. C) Instrumental music has a direct effect on the soul. D) Instrumental music should be combined with opera.
A) Roger Scruton B) Eduard Hanslick C) Richard Wagner D) Peter Kivy
A) Music lacks any significant impact. B) Music is only for entertainment purposes. C) Music should be banned from society. D) Music has a direct effect on the soul.
A) It is only important in dance. B) It should be regulated by the state. C) It lacks structural importance. D) It can affect our emotions, intellect, and psychology.
A) Music must be combined with words, as in song and opera. B) Music should focus on compositional structure. C) Music should emphasize harmony. D) Music should be purely instrumental.
A) He believed music should be regulated by the state. B) He considered dance beautiful but treated music important only as accompaniment for dancers. C) He argued that music could stand alone without any accompaniment. D) He thought music was the most beautiful art form.
A) Whether it lacked compositional structure. B) Whether it could communicate emotions to the listener. C) Whether it was more important than visual arts. D) Whether it should be combined with dance.
A) Roger Scruton B) Peter Kivy C) Jerrold Levinson D) Eduard Hanslick
A) It focused solely on the beauty of dance. B) It dismissed the importance of musical structure. C) It supported Wagner's views on music. D) It was written in response to Wagner's polemic grandstanding and overblown theorizing.
A) Music would be closely regulated by the state. B) Music should focus on instrumental tone poems. C) Music should be free from any regulation. D) Music should only be used for entertainment.
A) To emphasize its paramount importance. B) To combine it with dance. C) To disregard it entirely. D) To focus solely on lyricism.
A) The ability to accompany dance. B) The regulation by the state. C) Lyricism, harmony, hypnotism, emotiveness, temporal dynamics, resonance, playfulness, and color. D) Only the moral purpose of music.
A) Robert Schumann B) Richard Wagner C) Arthur Schopenhauer D) E. T. A. Hoffmann
A) Hanslick B) Arthur Schopenhauer C) E. T. A. Hoffmann D) Kant
A) Richard Wagner B) Arthur Schopenhauer C) Robert Schumann D) E. T. A. Hoffmann
A) Anti-formalists B) Metaphysicians C) Formalists D) Romantics
A) Theodor Adorno B) Igor Stravinsky C) Albert Schweitzer D) Ezra Pound
A) Theodor Adorno B) Albert Schweitzer C) Igor Stravinsky D) Ezra Pound
A) Authentic performances B) Emotional expressiveness C) Musical beauty D) Autonomous character
A) Theodor Adorno B) Edward W. Sarath C) Peter Kivy D) Eugene W. Holland
A) 'Good music' B) Classical music C) Authentic music D) 'Bad music'
A) 'Genre confusion tracks' B) The Worst Records Ever Made type C) 'Sound gimmick tracks' D) 'Rock critical lists'
A) Theodor Adorno B) Bernard Gendron C) Edward W. Sarath D) Craig Schuftan
A) Simon Frith B) Theodore Gracyk C) Eugene W. Holland D) Craig Schuftan
A) Timeless B) Inauthentic C) Innovative D) Complex |