_____ was America’s first successful pop song writer. He composed such famous tunes at “Camptown Races” and “O Susanna!” but also love songs like “No One to Love.”

Renaissance sacred music is mostly in ____ musical texture. 

Since the Industrial Age, popular songs were written to texts that appealed to the ______ Class.

Where did the Troubadours operate?

What composer elevated the German art song from an amateur work to a truly “art” song by insisting that the musical (piano) setting equal the quality of the poem?    

What institution was the principal patron of music in the Middle Ages?  

What is the genre (type) of this selection? 

What was the musical texture of Gregorian chant?

Which of the following was NOT a change that Lutherans made to church music in the early days of the Reformation?

The FNP is seeing a 57-year-old man with chronic shortness of breath & cough. The patient reports weight loss, chronic fatigue, and dyspnea for about 6 months. He works on a farm in Missouri. However recently he took a vacation to Florida, where he felt complete resolution in his dyspnea, however now that he has returned he feel short of breath again. VS are in normal ranges. Physical assessment shows a thin cachectic male with coarse breath sounds BL. Pulmonary function tests show an increased FEV1/FVC ratio, a reduced lung capacity, suggesting a restrictive defect pattern. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?