The finale of Bach's Brandenburg Concerto no. 2 uses which organizing principles?
a) fugue and ritornello
b) ritornello and binary form
c) sonata-allegro and fugue
d) binary form and fugue
Question 2
According to the textbook, during the nineteenth century the concert hall, for all practical purposes, had become?
a) a bastion of entertainment and loose morality
b) a temple, a sanctuary that fostered devotion and contemplation
c) similar in many ways to the public library, an institution that also came into vogue during the same period
d) similar to a banking institution; money counted for everything