Answer:
1. piccolo (high)
2. flute (high)
3. oboe (high)
4.clarinet (high)
5. Eb clarinet (high)
6. English horn(high)
7. soprano clarinet. (high)
8. recorder (high)
1. bass clarinet (low)
2. Contrabass clarinet (low)
3. Subcontrabass saxophone (low)
4. Contrabass saxophone (low)
5. Bass saxophone (low)
6. Contrabassoon.
7. Bassoon
8. Bass oboe
Explanation:
The woodwind family of instruments includes, from the highest sounding instruments to the lowest.
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Answer:
What is the rhetoric theme in the second chapter?
Explanation:
Answer:
a: foreground
Explanation:
this is where you want the attention of the audience to be so this is your best bet
James Boswell has generally been regarded as a key figure in the evolution of the biography
via his work on Samuel Johnson. Ranging over his public, published writing, his private-public
unpublished journal writing (read by his friend John Johnston), and his private-private
unpublished writing (his personal journals) this thesis sets out to address how he should also
be seen as a travelogue writer of note. The most important contention is that the rise of Boswell
as a travel writer is key to understanding his prowess as an auto/biographical writer – with the
topography of the man-monument central. The principal aim is to stress that he was ‘Corsica
Boswell’ long before he was ‘Johnson Boswell’. there you go!
