Wide leaps and and dissonant intervals
B would be the answer. Have a great day!
There are a few cinematographic techniques that a filmmaker could use to draw a viewer's attention to the focal point of a scene. They could use lighting and make the subject significantly darker or lighter than the norm of the film. The could pan and zoom into a close-up of the subject. It depends on what the director is going for
I believe the correct answer is D. 4'33''.
It refers to his composition which lasts for four minutes and 33 seconds. It is rather controversial because there is no music at all - John Cage performed this before his confused audience who didn't know what was going on. Cage wanted to show that any sound in nature could be considered music, even if no actual instrumental sounds are made. So Cage just sat in front of his audience, without making a sound for 4 minutes and 33 seconds.
