In the early medieval understanding of music vocal music would fall under the category of: <u>liturgical music</u>.
Gregorian chant and choral music, which is music for a group of singers, are examples of entirely vocal or solely instrumental mediaeval music. It also contains secular, non-religious music that is both vocal and instrumental (typically with the instruments accompanying the voices).
Monks sang Gregorian chant during Catholic Mass. The Mass is a recreation of Christ's Last Supper that aims to establish a spiritual bridge between people and God. Music had a role in establishing this relationship.
As a component of religious rite, liturgical music has a long history and draws on numerous both traditional and contemporary practises. Music composed for performance during a religious act of worship is referred to as liturgical music or church music. The phrase is most frequently linked to Christian tradition.
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The correct answer is B.
This river is also called the Chang Jiang or Long River
Answer:
FLASH TO BANG RULE.
Explanation:
The “Flash-To-Bang” theory measures the time from when you see lightning to the time you hear the associated thunder. A measure of 5 seconds from Flash-To-Bang means lightning is one mile (1.6km) away. Ten seconds equals 2 miles (3.2km); 15 seconds equals 3 miles(4.8km).
Light travels faster than sound, so lightning will be seen before hearing it (the thunder is the sound of the lightning strike).
The speed of sound travels at around 340m/s, multiplied by 3 is about 1kilometer. So the number of seconds divided by 3 is how many kilometers away the lightning struck is.
The number of miles away a thunder struck is, can be calculated by dividing the seconds by 5.
