Thematic transformation in music refers to the interweaving of melodic lines with harmony. Examples include: monophonic, polyphonic and homophonic. Group of answer choicesTrue False  Flag this QuestionQuestion 20.2 pts What term describes a many-voiced texture where different melodic lines are set one against another? Group of answer choiceshomophony polyphony protophony monophony Flag this QuestionQuestion 30.2 pts Hildegard of Bingen was a Medieval composer, a woman and considered a mystic due to the visions she reportedly experienced. Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 40.2 pts Form is an organizing principle in music and refers to a musical work's structure and shape. Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 50.2 pts A dynamic is a small musical fragment that forms a melodic +/or rhythmic unit that can be repeated, varied and combined into new patterns. Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 60.2 pts Johann Sebastian Bach was known primarily for his piano works. Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 70.2 pts Opera is a large-scale dramatic musical genre that is staged. Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 80.2 pts Thematic development is a technique where composers generate musical material by varying the melody, rhythm or harmony of the musical themes in a work. Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 90.2 pts A defining characteristic of Classical Era music is the complexity and asymmetrical nature of melody and musical phrasing. Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 100.2 pts Classical sonatas were set for either one solo instrument (usually piano) or two instruments (violin and piano for instance).  Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 110.2 pts World War I helped shape the intellectual and artistic climate of the Romantic Era in Europe. Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 120.2 pts The Industrial Revolution and advances in manufacturing technology meant changes in the construction of musical instruments: valves on brass instruments, stronger piano frames, and the invention of entirely new instruments like the piccolo, tuba and saxophone. Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 130.2 pts The German art song (or Lied) for solo voice and piano was a favored Romantic genre. Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 140.2 pts The Elfking (Erlkönig) is an example of.... Group of answer choicesLied & a poem by Goethe a poem by Goethe a sonata Lied Flag this QuestionQuestion 150.2 pts Classical era composers cultivated program music over absolute music, preferring to write music with an intended pictorial or literary association.  Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 160.2 pts Berlioz's Idée fixe is a musical theme that appears only once in his Symphonie fantastie in order to represent the idea of an unattainable lover. Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 170.2 pts Romantic opera developed distinct national styles in Italy, Germany, and France. Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 180.2 pts Bel canto means "simple singing" and refers to a style with simple melodic lines sung by amateur singers who had largely untrained voices. Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 190.2 pts La donna è mobile is from Wagner's famous opera Die Meistersingers. Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 200.2 pts A singspiel is a a light comic musical drama with spoken dialogue. Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 210.2 pts A leitmotif is a recurring theme representing a person, place or idea. Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 220.2 pts Henry Purcell used leitmotifs to unify and organize his operas. HIs operas are not broken up by the more usual aria/recitative/chorus structure but instead are continuous. Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 230.2 pts Wagner used chromaticism and dissonance to portray strong emotions and desires, and in doing so stretched tonality to its limits. Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 240.2 pts Many composers have used leitmotifs in their compositions; for instance, John Williams (Star Wars), Hector Berlioz (Symphonie fantastique), Howard Shore (Lord of the RIngs). Group of answer choicesTrue False Flag this QuestionQuestion 250.2 pts A string quartet is both a musical genre and a way of describing an ensemble made up of 2 violins, 1 viola and a cello. Group of answer choicesTrue False

Identify the section you are addressing and then answer the following questions: Compare and contrast the Constitutional powers of the Congress and President in matters of foreign policy.How, and by whom, is the President held accountable in matters of war?Would you propose any changes to the Constitutional powers of the President and/or Congress? If so, explain what changes you would propose. If not, then explain why you would not.Your essay should be between 500 and 600 words, double-spaced and in APA format, with parenthetical citations and a Reference List.