Which musician is credited with developing the original bluegrass music style and sound?

3. When drawing this object, recognizing the positive space of the dice O is difficult and should not be attempted. will cause t

bonufazy [111]

To be honest I don't have too much to say but look this should help; get an idea ( three pears questions and others ) . . .

1. Which of the following statements is not true?

A. The pears occupy the positive space in this image.

B. Recognizing the negative and positive spaces could have made it easier for the artist to paint the pairs.

*C. The negative space is difficult to recognize and is unhelpful in painting the object.

D. The negative space of this image is the area surrounding the pears.

(Pic of telescope in starry sky)

2. In this image, the positive space

*A. is the telescope and the ground.

B. is blended with the negative space.

C. is the sky.

D. is the stars.

(Pic of 2 dice on a reflective, black background)

3. When drawing this object, recognizing the positive space of the dice

A. is difficult and should not be attempted.

B. will cause the negative space of the image to disappear.

C. will make the dice appear to be pyramids.

*D. will make drawing the shape easier.

(Pic of a couple of fancy birds looking at each other like a mirror image)

4. Which of the following is true?

A. The image would be difficult to draw because there is no negative space.

*B. The positive and negative spaces are well-balanced and the shapes are obvious.

C. The use of positive and negative space would create a confusing image.

D. When analyzing the positive and negative space, there is no obvious shape.

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Which statement best reflects the pros and cons of using stock footage? Stock footage can fill in the visual gaps of a film, but

Nataly [62]

The last one because it lists both realistic pros and cons to using stock footage :)

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3. Which word would describe an artist? intensive creative nutritive

pickupchik [31]

Answer:

creative

Explanation:

artist are creative they are create imaginary stuffs into ideas and that ideas into paper which needs great talent practice and creativeness

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For a school play, Mandy has been given a budget within which she has to accommodate all the expenses. The play has a scene wher

Karo-lina-s [1.5K]

Answer:

Try D

Explanation:

If Mandy needs a yellow light they can put a yellow liquid cup in front of the light to cast it. I hope i helped

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What is a motet? How many voices are in this piece written for? Why are some parts polyphonic and others homophonic? Sometimes m

CaHeK987 [17]

1. I believe the correct answer is mainly vocal musical composition.

The motet is mainly vocal musical composition characteristic for the western world (West Europe). Motet is a highly varied form and style, which is consistently used from the late medieval era to the modern times. It was one of the pre-eminent polyphonic forms of Renaissance music.

2. I believe the correct answer is mostly three voices.

The motets can have multiple voices, but the most common is the three voices. But, these different voices never overpower each other, as the emphasis is on the music itself. They echo and overlap one another to create more texture, while maintaining the identity of their singular voice in the music. Compositions like this are "Ave Maria, Gratia Plena".

3. I believe the correct answer is some parts are polyphonic and some are homophonic for contrast and variety.

Until the 16th century, texture of the music was primary polyphonic, but to add the contrast and variety, composers started writing some parts in homophony. Homophony is a texture in which a primary part is supported by one, and in polyphony the voices overlap, but never overpower each other.

4.I believe the correct answer is instrumental motets make you feel like you’re inside the melody.

In the period of Baroque (16-17 century), the instrumental music was being included in chants like motets, and with the time, some motets became instrumental. Instrumental motets used technique called hocket, which involves layering different melodies on top of each other to unify them. Motets being mostly religious, instrumental music was more enchanting and absorbing than singing and the hocket technique add the harmony which makes you feel like you’re inside the melody itself.

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