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Answering these questions enables you to relate material from the text to your own personal experiences.
  1. In 1913, the audience hissed and booed the debut performance of Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring. What kind of music might evoke a comparable response today? Why so?
  2. Compose a nonobjective crayon or painted composition whose elements (lines, shapes, colors) have personal meaning for you. Give the composition a title OR write an imagist poem with personal meaning for you.
  3. Create a collage reflecting important contemporary events.
  4. Locate a building or home in your area that is indebted to the architectural innovations of Frank Lloyd Wright, Walter Gropius, or Le Corbusier. Describe.





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