Answer:
Explanation:
ROSE MARIE(MON CHERIE)
***Marlene Shaw***
Mon Cherie,
Take my hand and walk with me
We’ll walk beside the rollin’ sea
Just you and me
Not a cloud in the sky
Just a seagull flyin’ by
Ooh mon Cherie
Say how nice it feels to be
Out strollin’ with the one you love
It’s plain to see
I’m for you , you’re for me
God intended this to be
From a lonely room
To a seventh heaven lovin’ bloom
We could paint our names across the sky
Oh you and I loving life
Watch the world go by with you
Oh Rosie
Now ain’t it rosy
Rosie, bless your heart and soul
Come live with me
Oh mm mon Cherie
***INSTRUMENTAL ***
From a lonely room
To a seventh heaven lovin’ bloom
We could paint our names up in the sky
Oh you and I loving life
Watch the world go by with you
Oh Rosie
Now ain’t it rosy
Rosie,Rosie,bless your heart and soul
Why don’t you live with me
Oh mm mon Cherie
1: nature: gains a personal touch or idea of what nature could be/ deeper meaning of influential decision
2: people and world events: allows you to see a deeper meaning of what people/world events mean/ to them or others
3: myths and legends: they can inspire your imagination and allow you to create a world with familiarity
4: spiritual or religious beliefs: some religious beliefs allow you to see what different religions look like from a different time period, or gives you an opportunity to depict for yourself what you think of different religious perspectives in art form
5: creative techniques: artists will use creative techniques to have a unique perspective on what they are explaining
Which term refers to how loud or quiet the music is?
A.Form
B.Dynamics
C.Volume
D.Tempo
B) False
A composition in art/design are multiple elements combined together for a purpose.
For music I think it is true.
"Musical composition, or simply composition, can refer to an original piece or work of music, either vocal or instrumental, the structure of a musical piece, or to the process of creating or writing a new piece of music. People who create new compositions are called composers."
Let me know if this was confusing or not.
