As an example of allegory, Lin-Manuel Miranda uses the harpsichord in the musical score of Hamilton to represent:

The oldest opera still to be regularly performed and enjoyed is Claudio Monteverdi’s ______.

 When the Sunjata story is performed, if a mistake is made in telling the story, the witness must correct it.

 Instead of setting all of Orpheus in recitative, Monteverdi and Striggio interspersed recitative with other types of vocal music, such as strophic songs, choral refrains, and arias.

 Opera and other types of sung theater always began with an ______, which alerted the audience that the show was about to begin.

 Jacopo Peri (1561-1633) created Euridice, an operatic portrayal of the _____ myth that consists almost entirely of recitative.

 In the Vienna of Schubert’s time, music lovers supported an economy of small, in-home concerts known as:

 Some of the happiest and most tuneful music in the show Hamilton is sung by the British King George. This fact is noteworthy because:

The 4th movement of Berlioz’ Fantastical Symphony utilized musical topic, quotation, and mimesis. 

__________________ is regarded as one of the most influential movements in 20th-century art and is known for its reduction of subjects into geometric shapes to produce a more three-dimensional perspective.