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Answer:

c. stained glass window

Answer:

C

Explanation:

stained-glass window

Answer:

I think it is Rhythm

Explanation:

I believe pitch is like the wave distance thingie that shows the "highness" or vibrations.

I know that dynamics is like the adjectives that go into the base song to make it interesting or wavey in a way. Like staccato, spiccato, and increase in volume ect.

The top line of notes is the treble clef, and you would use your right hand to play these notes. The bottom line is the bass clef, in which you use your left hand.

Top row = Treble Clef = Right hand

Bottom row = Bass Clef = Left hand

One way as a memorization technique is to see that "treble" and "right" both have R's in them. As for the order of treble vs bass, as to which is the top row, I like to think of the bass being in the basement of a building (ie the bottom floor).

You can think of the treble clef as the main voice of the piece, while the bass clef provides any background notes to give the music more rich depth. In other words, you'll likely hear the treble clef notes more predominantly compared to the background bass clef notes.

Side note: in musical context, "bass" rhymes with "case".

Answer:

yeah i guess bc it leaves less room for ppl to express themselves

Explanation:

Answer:

Thespis

Drama

Explanation:

Around 600 B.C., the choros (originally performed by temple virgins) appeared in Greek theater. Drama was characterized by tragedy and performed by poets such as Thepsis.

During Greece’s Hellenistic Era, from 423 to 146 B.C., tragedy became the central theme.

The Hellenistic Era comprised of export of Greek culture and tradition to Asian, and African kingdoms, of which drama became the central theme.

Answer:

Rebecca is the First Blue box, Pete is the second blue box down, Maggie is the third blue box down, and Sam is the Bottom Blue box

Explanation:

Answer:

Rock music has been highly dependent on technological developments, particularly the invention and refinement of the synthesizer, the development of the MIDI digital format and computer technology.

here are some songs i like to listen to whenever i am in a certain mood

happier - marshmellow and bastille

hanging tree - from the hunger games

all of me - john legend

ME! - taylor swift and brandon urie

montero - little nas x

home - machine gun kelly, x ambassadors and bebe rexha

sunflower - post maone and swae lee

wellerman - nathan evans

dance monkey - tones and i

wait for it - usher

wait for it - hamiltion cast

my shot - hamiltion cast

high hopes - panic! at the disco

Answer:

The answer is D. The Visual Artists Rights Act.

Explanation:

The Visual Artists Rights Act (VARA) grants artists protection to "moral rights" in their underlying art- even after another person owns the underlying work. Rights afforded by VARA extend regardless of who owns the physical work or who owns title to the copyright.  

In 1990, Congress enacted the Visual Artists Rights Act to afford artists limited moral rights of attribution and integrity of certain limited types of visual arts. VARA guarantees authors of fine arts and exhibition photographs a right to claim or disclaim authorship- as well as further right to prevent distortion, mutilation, or modification of a work. The Visual Artists Rights Act also may provide- in limited circumstances- rights to stop destruction of a work incorporated into a building.  

The Visual Artists Rights Act exclusively grants authors of works that fall under the protection of VARA the following four core rights: (1) right to claim authorship, (2) right to prevent the use of one's name on any work the author did not create, (3) right to prevent use of one's name on any work that has been distorted, mutilated, or modified in a way that would be prejudicial to the author's honor or reputation, and (4) the right to prevent distortion, mutilation, or modification that would prejudice the author's honor or reputation.