How does John Cage's 433challenge the very definition of music? ...

[DyllonKazuo]

How does John Cage's 433challenge the very definition of music?
 
  a. It uses 12 radios playing on different stations.
  b. The performer may choose music to play at random.
  c. The twelve-tone row ends up sounding like a jumble of pitches.
  d.The performer does nothing, and the sounds of the piece come from inside and outside the concert space.

Question 2

In Schubert's Erlknig, one singer depicts a narrator and
 
  a. three characters: the father, son, and Erlknig (death ghost).
  b. four characters: the father, mother, prince, and queen of the night.
  c. two characters: the horse and the doctor.
  d. no other characters; the narrator tells the entire story because there is only one singer.

[Toya9913]

Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

A

[DyllonKazuo]

Excellent

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