The Worldwide Spread of the Scottish Bagpipe and Its Adaptation

question 26

Multiple Choice

The worldwide spread of the Scottish bagpipe and its adaptation to local settings is an example of:

• A)a micromusic.
• B)musical turnaround.
• C)intercultural interaction.
• D)a panoptic view of music.
• E)the panoramic display of music.

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