Explanation:
I cant really see the Vougue cover so could you provide a picture?
The most of written music in the Renaissance period was instrumental
<span> In 313 he issued the </span>Edict of Milan<span> which granted </span>religious<span> toleration.</span>
Puccini tried to "imitate" Japanese harmonies, but didn't have the time, possibilities or even a desire to acquire their traditional instruments. So, he settled on creating the atmosphere with standard flutes, piccolos, harps, glockenspiel (percussion instrument), and tam-tams. The only Japanese instrument he used are Japanese bells (bonsho).