Answer:
D. her mystical compositions.
Explanation:
<u>Hildegard von Bingen or Saint Hildegard was a German nun, composer, mystic, and philosopher.</u> Some consider her as the founder of scientific natural history in Germany as she wrote many pieces on botanical and medical science based on scientific evidence, diagnosis, and treatment.
<u>She is also regarded as the first composer to whom we can attribute pieces for sure. </u><u>While some of her music is lost, plenty is saved and played even today.</u>
<u> </u><em><u>Ordo Virtutum</u></em><u> is one of the most famous ones, and it is also the first morality play that is known. It presents the accounts of her visions and allegory of the story of Christian sins.</u>
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Mysticism is the state of religious ecstasy and spiritual alternative state of consciousness. As Hildegard von Bingen composed about her visions of God and the saints<u>, her famous work is considered to be mystical.</u>
Answer:
One was in the 18th century and the other was in the 19th cetury
Explanation:
Impressionism(19th cen) and Rom.(18th cen.)
: I think it’s A.
: Narrative could be a story/series of events which can be told through artwork.
Ummm maybe pico tamotsu? i think it’s a really great name ♀️♀️
Answer:
(D) A piece for solo instrument or a small group of instruments.
Explanation:
The word sonata comes from the Latin Sonare, which means "to sound." Until the Baroque period (Between 1600 to 1750) the music known by the name Sonata lived up to its origin. It was an instrumental song.
In the Baroque period, the sonatas were composed to be played by one or two violins, accompanied by a continuous solo. Since the continuous bass is usually composed of at least two instruments, (typically a cello or a guitar) and a keyboard instrument, such as the harpsichord, the baroque sonatas were almost always performed by at least four musicians.
That is, the baroque sonata was a solo instrument piece or a small group of instruments.
