Answer:
warm/coolExplanation:
natural light
Answer: mid-key lighting
Explanation:
Mid-key lighting uses average brightness that is neither too high nor too low and is used for scenes that are neither upbeat nor dramatic.
List similarities and differences between the Duke Ellington's , version of Don't Mean a Thing and Chuck Brown's song with the same title.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Both versions of the song "Don't Mean a Thing" sound great for the time. Duke Ellington's version is from the 1940s, while Chuck Brown's version is from the 2000s. So of course, they sound different.
Duke Ellington's version is the classic sound of the Great Big Horns section band from World War II times. This orchestra version is sublime and invites you to dance. The musicians -the horn section- were not only good musicians, they were virtuosos of their instruments: trumpets, saxophones, and more. The voices of these African American singers and players give the proper tone to the song.
On the other hand, Chuck Brown's version is a modern one, a jazzy-based tune, good arrangements, and a funky touch that give the song the peculiar style of Chuck Brown. His band, the "Soul Searchers," are also one-of-a-kind funky jazz musicians.
Concerto Grosso was the Orchestra performing with a Soloist.
True or false
Answer:
I believe so, but I could be wrong so dont get man.
Answer: True
Explanation:
In a concerto grosso, a small group of soloists playing the melody. It is also a piece of music where one soloists sits or stands in front of the stage playing the melody while the others accompanied them.
where is the cadenza in Shotstakovich's Cello Concerto No. 1
The first movement begins with its four-note main theme derived from the composer's DSCH motif, although the intervals, rhythm and shape of the motto are continually distorted and re-shaped throughout the movement. It's also related to a theme from the composer's score for the 1948 film: The Young Guard, which illustrates a group of Soviet soldiers being marched to their deaths at the hands of the Nazis. The theme reappears in Shostakovich's String Quartet No. 8 (1960).
As curator at the museum, you are hosting a new collection that showcases different elements and principles of art. A new piece of art
arrives that causes you to focus on one specific object in the painting. The object catches your eye immediately and almost makes you
forget to look at the rest of the painting. You are responsible for sorting the art and placing each piece into the correct area of the exhibit.
Based on your evaluation of this painting, where do you conclude it should BEST be placed?
O A
movement
OB
dominance
O c.
unity
OD
balance
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
Answer:
the correct answer is DOMINANCE
Explanation:
The dominant area or object is generally the one that captures our eyes when we look at the artwork and is given the greatest amount of emphasis
Look at this painting by Giotto.
What made this representation of the Virgin Mary revolutionary?
A. The baby Jesus is shown as a grown-up person in a child's body,
B. The Virgin Mary is seated rather than standing.
C. The Madonna has a surprisingly human appearance.
D. The mother and child are looking in different directions
Answer:
C
Explanation:
This my song so tell me if yall like it- Tell me that you'll never let me down (down)
Down (down)
'Cause you're my final breath before I drown (drown)
Drown (drown)
I'm drowning (I'm drowning)
I'm drowning (I'm drowning)
Lost in this world with these waves all around me
Deep in the darkness
Where it's heartless
I don't know if I can make it
I'll be honest and
I'm fading (I'm fading)
I'm fading (I'm fading)
Trapped and I feel like
It ain't no escaping
Down to the bottom
All these problems got me drinking
Might drown in this bottle
All this drama got me thinking
If I had one call, would you answer it?
Or would you take back all of your promises?
'Cause I don't know who to turn to
Or who to trust
I don't know who to turn to
Or who to trust
So
Tell me that you'll never let me down (down)
Down (down)
'Cause you're my final breath before I drown (drown)
Drown (drown)
You're my last resort
When it's too late
You're the only one
Who takes my pain away (away)
Away
So tell me that you'll never let me down (down)
Me down
Come save me (come save me)
Come save me (come save me)
'Cause I've been in way over my head lately
Shame got me sinking
Going off the deep end
Heart ache took my breath away
Now I'm barely breathing and
I'm hoping (I'm hoping)
I'm hoping (I'm hoping)
'Cause this the only thing that keeps me sober
I feel like I'm losing it
Like "What am I doing here?"
I need you to bail me out
I need you to pull me in
If I had one call, would you answer it?
Or would you take back all of your promises?
'Cause I don't know who to turn to
Or who to trust
I don't know who to turn to
Or who to trust (so)
So tell me that you'll never let me down (whoa, oh)
Down (oh)
'Cause you're my final breath before I drown (oh, I don't wanna drown)
Drown (yeah)
You're my last resort
When it's too late
You're the only one
Who takes my pain away
Away (so)
So tell me that you'll never let me down (oh)
Me down
Answer:
not bad
Explanation:
Answer:
ittsss veryyy gooooddd
makaylaramirez59
2. How do melodic motive and chord progression work together?
3. Explain the motive shown here.
4. Explain how to make variation. Give examples from your favorite musical style.
5. Why does the definition of a “good” composition vary?
1
Answer:
this is what i see
Explanation:
When we talk about a melody-first songwriting process, we assume that we’re talking about writing a song where thinking up the melody, or at least a bit of a melody, is the first step. Then once we’ve got a good chunk of that working and sounding good, we then try to figure out what kind of chords are going to support it.
In fact, that’s not exactly the case. Any good musician (songwriter or otherwise) would find it next to impossible — and I might even say undesirable — to work on a melody without having any kind of notion what the supporting chords are. So in fact, a melody-first process means a melody and chords process.
read more: https://www.secretsofsongwriting.com/2018/04/17/melodies-and-chords-and-how-they-work-together/
What was a unique attribute of Anton Chekhov's The Seagull that set it apart from the
melodrama's of the time and was a defining attribute for Realism?
Chekov's characters epic, larger than life depictions of human circumstance.
Chekov's character are distinctly heroic or villainous.
O Chekov's characters are monolithic and two dimensional representations of the human
condition.
Chekov's characters are flawed human beings struggling for personal happiness.
Answer:
O Chekov's characters are monolithic and two dimensional representations of the human
condition.
Explanation:
The above statement showing the monolithic and two dimensional representations of human condition was actually the unique attribute of Anton Chekhov's, the Seagull.
PLS HELP!!!! I WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST!!!!!
The first printing press produced work by....
A. Relief printing
B. Recycling old paper
C. Scanning text into a machine
D. Using colored ink in screens
Answer:
A. Relief Printing.
Explanation:
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Explain three differences between weaving and embroidery
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Answer:
When weaving, a loom is used in order to keep the warp threads in place. There are filling threads woven through them and voila! The women cloth are created.Now,on the other side, embroidery refers to the process of decorating the fabrics in the artistic ways
Write down 5 important reasons why you want to
perform improvisotion
Answer:
You get better at public speaking
You become a better listener
You get outside of your comfort zone
You discover a lot about yourself
You become a yes person
Explanation:
Baroque Music was full of musical contrasts that created intense expression.
True or false?
What do you think of these lyrics???
I'm out of my mind, I'm out of my head
no matter what I do, it goes back to what I said
I can't make you happy, no longer make you smile
My heart it's gone, gone for a while
I can't go back to the past
you keep holding on
I can't escape
I know my life's a wreck
So does that make me insane?!
I just wanna know what it feels like! (I'm out of my mind)
With me in your arms!! (I'm out of my head)
I wanna feel loved! (I know my life's a wreck)
SO DOES THAT MAKE ME INSANE!?
My life's crazy, but isn't everyone's?
You made me happy, so why did we fall?
I said that I'm sorry
Though I'm not sure what I did
Love's like the ocean
we're like the waves
no matter what we do, we'll never be the same
I can't go back to the past
you keep holding on
I can't escape
I know my life's a wreck
I just wanna know what it feels like! (I'm out of my mind)
With me in your arms!! (I'm out of my head)
I wanna feel loved! (I know my life's a wreck)
SO DOES THAT MAKE ME INSANE!?
So does that make me insane...?
'Cause I loved you...
I thought you loved me too...
I guess I was wrong...
Now you're with her...
And left me behind...
I guess all I can do...
Is say I'm sorry one last time...
(just to be safe- whats 100 x 100)
Answer:
I guess it’s fine.
Explanation:
10000
Answer:
niceeeee
100 by 100 is equals to 10 000
How would a booming economy help with the development of a new genre like Rock and Roll?
Answer:
Explanation:
New genres usually develop with youth. Youth by nature reach a stage where they believe that the previous generation is old news: their culture is no longer applicable.
Eventually they hunt for something new. They can do this only if making a living is not a problem. If it is, then all attention must follow the economy. The 50s were not exactly a booming time, but employment was on the upswing. The 60s were a booming time especially in America and Canada. That meant that youth had the time to look at other alternatives.
What are the primary and secondary colors?
Answer:
Three Primary Colors (Ps): Red, Yellow, Blue.
Three Secondary Colors (S'): Orange, Green, Violet.
yes help me answer this question lol
Answer:
Answer:the king of gospel was given to Rev.James Cleveland
TRUE
Who is still up....smh someone tell me to go to sleep bc as a human being I need it to function
Explanation:
go to sleep you need it
Answer:
Time zones are different- btw I recommend you to listen to music that make you feel sleepy so you can rest assure about your day, doodle your feelings out, eat something soft //side note:YES IT HELPS// message to someone so you can get sleepy :3
Explanation:
:3
When a peanut farmer adds value to his peanuts by turning them into creamy peanut butter, the farmer is engaging in which of the processes listed below? commodity differentiation commodity segregation commodity processing commodity conversion
Answer:
Hence, most commodities can be characterized by the following qualities: natural resources needed by most nations or regions; large price fluctuations; economical sources in limited geographic regions; and uniformity of the product.
Explanation:
Explain the Renaissance painters attitude to colour
Answer:
Red denotes excitement and intensity, Pink stands for feelings of tenderness, Yellow symbolizes joy, happiness, optimism, Blue reflects peace, tranquility.
Scores for The Big Five personality test are presented as percentiles. Please select the best answer from the choices provided
Answer:
Heyo!
Explanation:
The answer would be T (true) !
Answer:
the answer is true
Explanation:
edu
I need help. I have an art project due by tomorrow (Friday) and I have to draw a two-point perspective Gothic building.
Any tips? anything?
Answer:
you can use SketchUp
Explanation:
Complete the sentence based on your knowledge of standard definition television. SD television uses a ______ picture for the NTSC standard and _____ for PAL and SECAM.
the blanks are:
1. 480i, 480p, or 576i
2. 480i, 480p, or 576i
Answer:
1. 480p
2. 576i
Explanation:
Giotto's frescoes are considered innovative landmarks for their
Question 10 options:
flat imagery.
portrayal of day-to-day subjects.
user of light and shade to model form.
application of oil paints to wall surfaces.
Answer:
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Explanation:
Mmm, baby, I don't understand this
You're changing, I can't stand it
My heart can't take this damage
And the way I feel, can't stand it
Mmm, baby, I don't understand this
You're changing, I can't stand it
My heart can't take this damage
And the way I feel, can't stand it
Mmm, baby, I don't understand it
What's this song? I can relate to it rn....
Answer:
changes by xxxtenacion
Explanation:
I REALLY NEED HELP!!! PLS ITS NOT HARD!!!
What does an introduction do in a march?
1.Show the dynamics of the piece
2. Demonstrate the articulations of the piece
3.Model the melody of the piece
4.Set the tempo of the piece
Answer:
ummm I believe its set the tempo of the piece
Explanation:
Gandhi’s nickname, Mahatma, means
enlightened one.
great soul.
happy one.
peaceful soul.
Answer:
Great soul.
Explanation:
I listen in class and I just did the test
Origami is the _________________________ ancient art of paper folding.
German
Japanese
Egyptian
Amendment x the powers not delegated to the united states by the constitution , nor prohibitited by it to the states are reserved to teh states respectively or to the people . What is the main idea of this amendment from the bll of rihgts
Answer:
Explanation:
The tenth amendment is a balance of power right. It says that those powers that the constitution gives the Federal Government are the only ones the Feds have. Any other rights belong either to the State governments or the people.
It gets a little Fuzzy when the rights of the states have to be defined. I think that marriage is one of those left over powers. How old does the bride have to be to get married? So divorce laws and adoption and commerce within the state's borders are left over powers.
The Federal Government has the right to declare war. It also has the right to collect taxes and to regulate interstate commerce (interstate means between states --like if Wisconsin want to sell milk to Kansas and Kansas wants to ship cattle to Wisconsin, the regulations set up by the Feds would be within their constitutional rights to do so.
write any poem about love (this is for creativity)
What are some of the biggest snubs by Grammy's for 'Album of the year '?
Mention Any 10 But they should be accurate with a reason
Answer:
1988: Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram’s “Somewhere Out There” over U2’s “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For”
1985: Lionel Richie’s Can’t Slow Down over Prince’s Purple Rain and Bruce Springsteen’s Born in the U.S.A
1970: Joe South’s “Games People Play” over Blood, Sweat & Tears’ “Spinning Wheel
1970: Blood, Sweat & Tears’ Blood, Sweat & Tears over the Beatles’ Abbey Road, Johnny Cash’s At San Quentin, and Crosby Stills & Nash’s Crosby Stills & Nash