Quick Recall Arts & Humanities

What genre of monophonic worship music is named after Pope Gregory the First?

What instrument is made of slightly concave metal plates, and produce a vibrating sound?

What fresco, depicts twelve men looking astonished as Jesus reveals his betrayer?

What art movement took its name from a work by Claude Monet?

What musical term refers to a way of dividing music into organized groups of beats?

Music was part of the basic education of children in this ancient civilization.

Name the British songwriter who wrote the music for The Long King, and a new version of Aida.

What general type of music is meant for performance in small, interior spaces?

What general vocal range is the highest classification of the female singing voice?

Chopin composed more than 200 solo compositions for this instrument, which has 88 keys.

This dancer is best remembered for his role in Singin' in the Rain.

What woodwind featured in Flight of the Bumblebee is played by blowing air across an open hole?

Who is referred to as the "Poet Laureate of Harlem"?

What period in music, lasted from 1600 t0 1750 and is associated with Handel and Vivaldi?

Which Russian Romantic composer created ballets such as Sleeping Beauty and Swan Lake?

Which composer's Ninth Symphony concludes with the "Ode to Joy"?

What painting by Van Gogh is a picture of a village under a brightly lit, swirling sky?

What element provides the structure for a musical composition, and includes repetition?

What vocal range represents the highest general classification of the male singing voice?

What type of religious songs derive their name from the Greek for "song of worship"?

As a verb, what word means to bring a work of drama to life through performance?

A North Indian kathak dancer might use this floating silk garment as an extension of the body.

What symbol on the musical staff indicates where on the staff specific notes are located?

What American artist is known for his portrayals of the American West?

Which dancer began his career as a child, partnered with his sister, Adele?

What dance style has five standard foot positions, and is associated with Swan Lake.

This choreographer pioneered speech with dancing and racially integrated dance companies.

Which French painter is famous for his portrayals of dancers and the ballet?

What type of dance is developed and preserved by the common population of a country?

What musical works feature a single performer?

What family of instruments includes the triangle and castanets, as well as bongos?

Which Dutch Post-Impressionist painted The Potato Eaters and Sunflowers.

What American musical style is associated with Miles Davis, Charlie Parker and Louis Armstrong?

What dance consists of just jumping up and down on one spot?

What do you call people who appear on stage in a dramatic production?

What note's "middle" version is found one ledger line below the treble clef staff?

What musical genre is an all-sung musical drama?

What Native American musical form is an adapted form of Mexican polka music?

What style of painting is pigment mixed with water and egg yolk?

What dance involves twisting the knees, and kicking the feet back and forth?