The twelve-tone system of composition was invented by Arnold Schoenberg. The twelve-tone technique is a term referring to a type of musical composition that came to replace the old basis of tonality and contribute a new musical structure. This technique involves the use of tone rows, ensuring that all twelve notes are heard without any emphasis on a specific note.
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D
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Doris Humphrey came out of the Denishawn School and is known as one of the "pioneers" of modern dance. Her and Charles Weidman developed "fall and recovery" technique. This dance technique lmakes those studying it to be proficient in balancing and ceding to the pull of gravity. The Humphrey-Weidman Dance Company was started and was interested in group dynamics and choreographed many dances that highlighted the group instead of soloists. She equally worked with music visualization.
The answer to your question is c
The general structure of a string quartet is:
Violin I
Violin II
Viola
Cello
The Violin I plays the Soprano parts, the Violin II plays the Alto parts, the Viola plays the Tenor parts, and the Cello plays the Bass parts. The two most important parts of a string quartet are the Violin I and Cello. The Violin I and the Cello the melody plays the counterpoint, while the Violin II and Viola parts are filler parts that are there to make the piece sound nicer.
