Was performing music considered a valuable accomplishment, among the social elite of Roman Empire?5Pasirinkti vieną:a.No, performing music was not considered a valuable accomplishment, among the social elite of Roman Empire. The gladiatorial games, mounted in vast arenas such as the Colosseum in Rome, were only occasions for music.b.Yes, performing music considered a valuable accomplishment, among the social elite of Roman Empire. Outstanding virtuosos were sometimes paid fabulous sums for public performances, competitions, Emperor Hadrian, for example, was proud of his ability as a singer and kithara player.