As seven different modes were used to compose and play music during medieval times, the item that is one of the modes is <u>Draconian</u>.
<h3>What were the Musical modes?</h3>
It referred to the way to reorganize the pitches of a scale so that the focal point of the scale changes. In a single key, thse mode contains the exact same pitches. In most of Western music, the modes have their roots in Church music.
The main categories of musical mode that have been part of musical notation since the medieval times includes the Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian and Locrian; although some of them are major, minor or ambiguous modes.
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Answer:
don't think so, because part 8 has been going on for a while now and the main villain hasn't even been released for it LOL
Explanation:
Arthur Farwell founded the Wa-Wan Press which was dedicated to publishing the work of American Indianist composers. He was leading figure in writing that type of music.
The answer would be A. because none of the other composers had anything to do with American Indian music.
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The answer would be C. Mezzotint.
