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Honky-tonk comes from a type of establishment of the time, that served alcoholic beverages and provided country music to the working class, where the honky-tonk genre comes as a "more danceable" version of a "blues" with a faster tempo.
The concept of a traditional instrumentalist trying to emulate new sounds does not have nothing to see with this, but the concept of taking something that already exists and "modifying" it to reach new audiences does.
‘Cause you said forever now I drive alone past you street...
Contrast- start very soft and become loud then soft again. this is used to give music life or “breath”
unity- have multiple parts singing in unison or at the same pitch and rhythm.
Balance- even 3 part harmony. very even and pretty same rhythm.
Emphasis- use a crescendo into a second interval between two parts. try your best to only use that on the exact word or phrase you want to have stick out.
you could also crescendo the phrase or word but that has less of an effect.
What the artworks of the ancient civilisations commonly feature are the animals depicting their paintings, murals, and sculptures. Animals were sometimes worshiped by ancient societies most specifically the Egyptians. We can see in their artworks where the person's head gets replaced with a head of an animal.
