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Answer:
In his book (ten books, actually) Republic, Plato manages to argue away most of the modes. He wanted strong and courageous leaders, and any music that promoted weakness, or intemperance, was not a mode for him. Dirge-like modes, like the Lydian mode, are out, as is the Ionian, for it promotes sloth and drunkenness, he feels.
Explanation:
I would say the correct answer is <span>B. beautiful sound. As impressionist composers (although they didn't like to be called that), they aspired to embody ultimate beauty in their music. It didn't have to do with a perfect form (as it often wasn't perfect), and it had absolutely nothing to do with politics. Rhythms could be interesting, but they weren't the goal of this music.</span>
<span>Tin Pan Alley I think but I'm not totally sure</span>
The correct answer is A. Guests help themselves from a buffet table. This is however a changed version of the original French service which changed over the years. All of the food is presented at the same time and the people choose whatever they wish to eat.
