Barbara Strozzi (1619-1677) was a gifted performer who performed at private gatherings known as:

 Each of the pavans in Dowland’s set titled Lachrimae opened with the same:

Out of all the composers you have listened to in Chapters 7-8 who is your favorite and why? Be specific.

Which of the following could have resulted in “Purple Haze” being banned from the airwaves?

The first major music festival was called:

A female troubadour is referred to as a:

A patient who smokes 1 pack per day asks about medication options to help her quit smoking. She has a history of bulimia nervosa (in remission). She wants the option with the highest quit success and is willing to take a medication twice daily if needed. Which pharmacologic treatment is the best option?

A mother of a healthy, full-term newborn asks about the hepatitis B (HepB) vaccine schedule. Her prenatal labs show she is HBsAg-negative. She says, “If we decide to delay the birth dose, when would my baby start the series, and what does the schedule look like?” Which response by the nurse practitioner is most accurate?

 Following its premiere, Dmitri Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 5 was criticized on the grounds that:

Goliards were educated young men who had abandoned the religious life and wrote satirical poetry.