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100

Type of strongly-accented music played by military and school bands

Clue Words: "Pomp and Circumstance"

John Philip Sousa

Marches

100

Name this position that places one foot about 12 inches in front of the other.        

Clues: ballet position

 divides her weight between both feet, 

 turn-out        

Fourth

100

What kind of movement doesn't transport the entire body through space?                   

Clues: bending, stretching, twisting, and rocking

one body part always remains in contact with the floor

Non-Locomotor

100

Name the Abstract Expressionist painter of Autumn Rhythm and Lavender Mist.

Clues: "Jack the Dripper."

canvases on the floor 

poured enamel or aluminum paint

(JACKSON) POLLOCK    

100

Which four Renaissance artists lent their names to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles?    

LEONARDO, MICHELANGELO, DONATELLO, (AND) RAPHAEL (any order)

200

Who composed The Four Seasons?

Clues: Baroque

taught music to orphaned girls

Red Priest


(ANTONIO) VIVALDI

200

Identify this modern dancer, who died when her scarf wrapped around a car's tire.

Clues: woman

first Western dancer to perform without tights or shoes.

(ISADORA) DUNCAN

200

Give the name of this Aaron Copland ballet.                

Clues: Dancer Martha Graham commissioned this ballet

dramatizes a 19th-century Pennsylvania pioneer celebration

APPALACHIAN SPRING

200

Name this carbon derived from heated wood, which is also used for grilling food.           

Clues: art medium 

compressed, vine, and powdered 

rough sketches

Charcoal

200

Identify this upright stand that supports a canvas.            

EASEL

300

Name this composer of Hungarian Rhapsodies.

Clues: student of Salieri [sal-ee-AIR-ee]

 Faust Symphony and Transcendental Études

(FRANZ) LISZT [LIST]    

300

Identify the founder of the American Dance Theater.    

Clues:Blues Suite and Revelations

(ALVIN) AILEY     

300

 Name this element that may be felt or may be strictly measured by a clock.            

Clues: sequence of a dance's events.

 Rhythm, tempo, beat, accent, and pattern

TIME

300

What is the strong contrast between light and darkness?             

Clues:  art technique 

seem three-dimensional.

 It heightens the drama of works

CHIAROSCURO [kee-AR-oh-SKOOR-oh]
       

300

Who was this Renaissance artist of the Sistine Chapel ceiling?                    

Clues: artist sculpted Mary holding Jesus's body

 Pietà

 marble statue David.

MICHELANGELO (BUONARROTI)

400

Name this music genre native to Mexico.

Clues: sombreros

MARIACHI    

400

Name this frequent dance partner of Dame Margot Fonteyn 

Clues: soloist with the Kirov Ballet

choreographer of the Paris Opera Ballet

(RUDOLF) NUREYEV [noo-REY-ef]

400

Who was this choreographer of both the film and stage versions of West Side Story?            

Clues: Fiddler on the Roof

High Button Shoes, On the Town, and Wonderful Town

(JEROME) ROBBINS

400

Give the name of this paint made of pigment, water, and egg yolk.    

TEMPERA

400

Frédéric Bartholdy [bar-TOLD-ee] sculpted what artwork that stands in New York Harbor?            

Clues: landmark

 pounded copper sheets shaped 

 iron framework

Green

(THE) STATUE OF LIBERTY

500

What is African- American Christian music?                 

Clues: sacred music

hymns, spirituals, and slave work songs

Gospel
500

 Give the name of this man, who spent most of the 80s as artistic director of the American Ballet Theatre. 

Clues: classical ballet

Vestris and Gorianka

defecting to the West                    

(MIKHAIL) [buh-RISH-nih-kawf]    

500

Identify this 20th- century composer of Fanfare for the Common Man.            

Clues: "Gun Battle" and "The Open Prairie" in his ballet Billy the Kid

"Buckaroo Holiday" 

ballet Rodeo

(AARON) COPLAND    

500

Identify this 1950s and '60s movement associated with Andy Warhol.

Clues:  Jasper Johns, Roy Lichtenstein, and David Hockney

POP (ART)    

500

What was this protest of a Basque village's bombing, created by Pablo Picasso?            

Clues: Spanish Republican Pavilion 

 World's Fair in Paris.

 In black, white, and grey tones,

GUERNICA [gair-NEEK-uh]

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