Answer:
I think hes nerves because of his looks and because its his first school
Explanation:
A single melodic line in manuscript with no accompaniment is called a (an)?
Answer:
A musical texture consisting of a single melodic line is either called a monophonic or a monophony (they both mean the same thing but choose whichever answer fits best)
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Explanation:
why should utensils be spotless when making a sponge cake
Which of these would be the subject of a a painting by a member of the realism school of painting founded by Gustavo Courbet? Check all that apply
These would be the subject of a a painting by a member of the realism school of painting founded by Gustavo Courbet:
A. Native American warriors riding into battle in full war paint
B. Soldier sitting around a campfire eating a meal
D. A doctor attending to a sick child
Who is Gustave Courbet?Gustave Courbet was a French painter who led the Realist movement in 19th-century French painting. He is best known for his large-scale paintings that depicted the lives of ordinary people, and for his role in the 1871 Paris Commune. Courbet was also a political activist and a vocal critic of the French government and the social and political order of his time. He died in 1877.
Therefore, the correct answers are as given above.
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This song has been in my head... it kept me going today... does anyone know it
Ain't gonna fight it 'cause it's useless
I can't get this music out of my head
It's like the beat is taking over
Weight off of my shoulders, dancing instead
And something's feeling different in the hallways
Something's looking, looking like it's changed
I've been moving to the rhythm for the whole day
A million lyrics running through my brain
Everybody here we go
This thing is unstoppable
Haven't felt this in a minute, it's incredible
I got the music
Back inside of me
Every melody and chord
Can't stop the music
Back inside my soul
And it's stronger than beforе
I got the music
It won't let me go
I got thе music
Just like a radio
I got the music
Streaming from my soul
And it's stronger than before
Don't care if everybody's watching
Silence ain't an option, it's out of my hands
I feel the beat taking me higher
Baby, this is fire, this is my jam
And something's feeling different in the hallways
Something's looking, looking like it's changed
I've been moving to the rhythm for the whole day
A million lyrics running through my brain
Everybody here we go
This thing is unstoppable
Haven't felt this in a minute, it's incredible
I got the music back inside of me
Every melody and chord
Can't stop the music
Back inside my soul
And it's stronger than before
I got the music
It won't let me go
I got the music
Just like a radio
I got the music
Streaming from my soul
And it's stronger than before
Can you hear it?
Can you hear the music?
I got the music back inside of me
Can you hear it?
Can you hear the music?
I got the music back inside of me
Yeah, we got the music
Back inside, let's do this
Back like it's exclusive
Wavy like a cruise ship
Look at Julie go
She all in the zone
Headlining a show
Mic drop and we go
Ah, boom cat, boom, boom cat
That's the sounds that you get the marching band
Like, hey, let me hear the drumline
Like, hey, that bassline cray
This one is ridiculous
Whoa, no, sir, they can't handle this
No, we on top of the world, never looked down
We got the melody back, can't stop now
I got the music
Back inside of me
Every melody and chord
Can't stop the music
Back inside my soul
And it's stronger than before
I got the music
It won't let me go
I got the music
Just like a radio
I got the music
Streaming from my soul
And it's stronger than before
Answer:
I'm pretty sure its I got the music
can you finish these lyrics do it for your country, do it for your name, cause there gonna be a day when your...
Answer:
Hall of Fame
Song by The Script
Lyrics
Yeah, you can be the greatest, you can be the best
You can be the King Kong bangin' on your chest
You can beat the world, you can beat the war
You can talk to God, go bangin' on his door
You can throw your hands up, you can beat the clock (Yeah)
You can move a mountain, you can break rocks
Some will call it practice, some will call it luck
But either way you're going to the history book
Standin' in the Hall of Fame (Yeah)
And the world's gonna know your name (Yeah)
'Cause you burn with the brightest flame (Yeah)
And the world's gonna know your name (Yeah)
And you'll be on the walls of the Hall of Fame
You can go the distance, you can run the mile
You can walk straight through hell with a smile
You can be a hero, you can get the gold
Breakin' all the records they thought never could be broke (Yeah)
Do it for your people, do it for your pride
How you ever gonna know if you never even try?
Do it for your country, do it for your name
'Cause there's gon' be a day, when you're
Standin' in the Hall of Fame (Yeah)
And the world's gonna know your name (Yeah)
'Cause you burn with the brightest flame (Yeah)
And the world's gonna know your name (Yeah)
And you'll be on the walls of the Hall of Fame
On the walls of the hall of fame
Be students, be teachers
Be politicians, be preachers
Yeah
Be believers, be leaders
Be astronauts, be champions
Be truth-seekers
Be students, be teachers
Be politicians, be preachers
Yeah
Be believers, be leaders
Be astronauts, be champions
Standing in the hall of fame (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
And the world's gonna know your name (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
'Cause you burn with the brightest flame (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
And the world's gonna know your name (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
And you'll be on the walls of the hall of fame
You could be the greatest, you can be the best
You can be the King Kong banging on your chest
You could beat the world, you could beat the war
You could talk to God, go banging on his door
You can throw your hands up, you can beat the clock
You can move a mountain, you can break rocks
Some will call it practice, some will call it luck
But either way you're going to the history books
Standing in the hall of fame
Explanation:
It's from the hall of fame
Music Theory help!!
Interval Identification
Fill each text box with the correct interval name and quality
Answer:
Intervals go up by bars and spaces. so look at the top left question. The interval difference is 2 intervals.
Explanation:
The intervals indicate the change in pitch or change in the notes frequency.
3. Look at the artwork below. Identify the type of artwork, and describe its two main features. (6
points)
Answer:
The type of artwork is a clay model and the 2 features it has is very detailed and based of off a ancient artifact.
Explanation:
Helppp it’s due Monday!!!!
1 question: list the elements that you notice in the artwork.
2.) how has one art element been used in the artwork?
3.) list the principles that you notice in the artwork
4.) how has one of the art principles been used in the artwork?
5.) List some symbols that you think may be in this painting?
6.) what do those symbols represent?
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Screenplays do not need to include _____.
what characters say to each other
information about settings for scenes
identification of any real-life people on which the fictional characters are based
stage directions
Answer:
identification of any real-life people on witch the fictional characters are based
politicians use logos as part of their campaign. How do these logos benefit them?
A:They show where candidates stand on issues
B: They make candidate’s names more recognizable.
C:They are usually more complex than advertising logos.
D: They are designed with the candidate’s supporters in mind.
Answer:
they make candidates names more recognizable.
Explanation:
1) Bee, butterfly, human face are all examples of what type of symmetry? *
Asymmetry
Radial Symmetry
Bilateral Symmetry
2) Highlighting part of an artwork to make it stand out is called? *
Variety
Contrast
Emphasis
Unity
3) Showing rough and smooth together would be an example of what? *
Contrast
Repetition
Balance
4) This is best an example of *
Captionless Image
Movement
Harmony
Pattern
5) The arrangement of elements so they work together as a whole *
Rhythm
Harmony
Variety
6) Placing an item off by itself to create a focal point would be? *
Contrast
Proportion
Emphasis
7) The picture below shows what type of symmetry *
Captionless Image
asymmetry
bilateral symmetry
radial symmetry
8) We know this tree is big because we can compare it to the size of the human. That is an example of using what? *
Captionless Image
Rhythm
Contrast
Scale
9) A drawing that shows a character with very large eyes compared to the rest of their face is an example of what? *
Balance
Proportion
Contrast
10) When objects change size, point of view or the angle is altered that is considered what? *
Variety
Contrast
Balance
Which inference about Gareth is best supported by the text?
Answer:
The answer is B
Explanation:
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Trenton has a new mp3 player. he loves that it's so small and sleek. the little screen on the front tells him what song is playing and even what time it is. however, he;s having trouble getting songs loaded onto it. for some reason it doesn't sync up with his computer very well. identify the main problem in the scenario
Answer:
B
Explanation:
An important trend in the romantic time period was
Answer:
Among the trademark perspectives of Romanticism were the accompanying: a developed enthusiasm for the wonders of nature; an overall praise of feeling over explanation and of the faculties over astuteness; a turning in upon oneself and an increased assessment of human character and its dispositions and mental possibilities
Explanation:
In five or more sentences, list and explain two ways a musician can go beyond performance marks in communicating with music.
(Please)
Answer:
Putting emotions into your playing no matter how many chords, scales, and modes you can play. If you can't play without feelings you ain't worth anything . Practice as much as you can. If you wanna go beyond performance marks then you need to make music your first and last ambition
Answer:
Feeling and expressing emotion, and showing the audience amazing dynamics.
Explanation:
By feeling and expressing your emotion, it shows the audience what the composer was feeling during the period of his life in which he wrote the piece. A simple thing like swaying back and forth with the rhythm can make a big difference.
Showing amazing dynamics to the audience makes them feel more involved with the music. It would be like if you just talked in a monotone all day. Everyone would get bored of it and want you to express some feelings in your talking. When you really focus on dynamics like contrasts between forte and piano, or accents on certain notes will catch the audience's attention and guarantee you a better performance.
Hope this helped! Have an amazing day!
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Imagine that an animator had no prior knowledge or understanding of bitmap or vector. How might this impact and affect their animation? Explain.
Answer:
An animator with no knowledge of bitmap or vector could encounter some issues
Explanation:
For example, if an artist was working with a bitmap when they should have been working with vector, they would not be able to scale up the image, especially if they didn’t know how to convert the images from bitmap to vector. Also, they might have difficulty publishing vector images, because the internet mostly uses bitmap.
1. Which region of America is Copland known to represent through his music?
(1 Point)
The Great Lakes
America's National Parks
The American West
Is there a way to get all of the answers to noredink as a student?
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
Now, click the ellipses button next to the assignment name and select "Answer key" from the dropdown list. Note that answer keys are not available for Practice assignments because these assignments adapt to student performance (Mastery).
notes are symbols placed on lines and spaces representing high and low sounds called what?
Answer:
I have not been In Music for 3 year so I really can't tell u the answer
Humans have been using string instruments to create music for thousands of years.
True
False
Answer:
It's true I just did it...
Explanation:
A aka true
Line is usually one of the ________ things an artist puts in their artwork. most important thing, second second thing, first thing, or last thing
Answer: first thing
Explanation: Hope this helps!
Learning task 4:Try to listen to at least 6 musical compositions or you may look back at the other pages of this module . Analyze the song if it is in ascending manner, descending manner or repeated or stationary movement. Do this on your notebook.
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Answer: cute face
Explanation:
how will you use the elements and principles of arts learned in east asia?
pa answer please
Answer:
I ACTUALLY DONT KNOW I LIVE IN JAMAICA
Explanation:
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I have to recreate a painting and I'm doing Frida Kahlo Living Nature.
Any ideas on how I can recreate it?
Answer:
Maybe use oil paint
Explanation:
Hi! I was wondering if I can get any ideas for an informative speech I have to do? It's for my speech class and I have no idea what to talk about. :(
Answer:
your speech must be organize. From introduction to conlusion. It is informative so you must choose topic that is beneficial and where your audience can gain knowledge. Avoid fillers and you must have an eye to eye contact with the audience. Lastly, be confident.
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Answer:
ACED
Explanation:
Hope this helps.. have a nice day
Answer:
ACED
Explanation:
sorry, looked it up online, I play alto sax which is treble clef
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Answer:
one more of each
Explanation:
Answer:
The last one, D.
Explanation:
I looked it up. The major key with two flats is B♭ Major and the higher scale that I found an image of began on the third line, which is the line the scale in answer D ends on.
Here's the image I found:
Hopefully, this helps! Have a good day!
compare and contrast Starry Night Over the Rhone The Chicago Theater , The Quiet Brook, Landscapes in the Manner of Old Masters, Landscape in Red
Explanation:
They are all landscapes of something in nature or the city and they are different because they are of different places. I don't know if that is what you are looking for but there you go.
What type of figurative language is:
Betty and Bob bounced on a balloon all the way to Boston!
a
alliteration
b
pun
c
hyperbole