J. peter burkholder argues that “once the concert hall became a museum, the only works appropriate to be performed there were museum pieces—either pieces which were already old and revered or pieces which served exactly the same function, as musical works of lasting value which proclaimed a distinctive musical personality, which rewarded study, and which became loved as they became familiar.” your paper will explore the idea of the concert hall as a sort of “musical museum” that preserves the work of long-dead composers, as well as the repercussions

Embellishments area. ornamental tones not printed in the music that seventeenth- and eighteenth-century performers were expected to add to the melody. b. music created at the same time it is performed. c. notes printed in the music that embellish the melodyd. obsolete in contemporary performances

The byzantine style introduced what what into the history of art ?

Do some research to find an image of a modernist sculpture and show it to a friend. give your friend some background information about the characteristics that make it a modernist sculpture. first ask your friend to describe his or her response to the sculpture, then tell your friend why you chose it. be specific. copy and paste either the image of the sculpture or a link to it into the discussion thread. then describe your friend's response and your explanation of why you chose the sculpture. to get you started on your research, go to the next screen to see a list of the names of some modernist sculptors.