A group of musicians in Western music made up of strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion.

A comic opera form from Italy

The highest-paid African American musician of her day, and the founder of Black Patti's Troubadours

The artist of the album "To Pimp a Butterfly," and a winner of the Pulitzer Prize

A way of demonstrating playful linguistic excellence through carefully worded insults

A piece of music for solo instrument and orchestra

During the 19th century, the leading lady of an opera cast

The sister of the winner of the Prix de Rome in 1913, and a famous composition teacher in Paris

The artist who referenced the Black Panthers in her Superbowl halftime show featuring her song "Formation"

A coalition of artists that included Moorman, Paik, and Yoko Ono with a manifesto about accessible art

A style with West African roots that involves a leader and a chorus singing (or speaking) back and forth to each other

The flexible handling of rhythm

A virtuoso nineteenth-century pianist and composer whose husband was a student of her father

A two-time dropout of the Paris Conservatoire who penned a piece with instructions to play it 840 times

Especially in nineteenth-century Germany, a collection of songs that are organized around a central story or theme

How the beats are divided (often into twos or threes)

A compositional style which is not controlled by the composer

Composer of "radio opera" who began her studies at Columbia University's computer music center

The roots of jazz are often said to be in ragtime, blues, and this iconic African American song form

The use of several keys at once (as in Stravinsky's Rite of Spring)?

The form that is often the first movement of a symphony

A 19th century Italian singing style characterized by perfect legato and agile delivery

The cellist who worked with Nam June Paik on the composition "TV Cello" (1971)

A composer interested in pre-conquest Mexico, who wrote two Aztec ballets

W. E. B. DuBois's famous term for the internal conflict experienced by subordinated or colonized groups in an oppressive society