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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Definitions:

Civic Authorities

Organizations or governing bodies within a municipality responsible for enforcing laws and regulations and providing public services.

Long-run Supply Function

A relationship showing the quantity of a good that producers are willing and able to supply to the market at different price levels in the long run, taking into account all possible adjustments including those in resources and technology.

Rental Apartments

Housing units that are leased to tenants under a rental agreement, typically involving periodic payments in exchange for the right to occupy the property.

Civic Authorities

Government or municipal bodies responsible for managing local affairs, services, and regulations within a community or city.