Well it was created during the baroque era, which makes it an example of baroque art.
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In my opionion they both were vibrant
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<h3>Since it's B-flat major, it's the most common scale used for concert band arrangements.</h3>
Explanation:
but to answer your question,
First line: Mi-Fa-Sol-Sol-La-La-Sol-Do-Re-Mi-Re-Do-Ti-Do-Mi-Fa-Sol-Sol-La-La-Sol-Do-Re-Mi-Re-Do-Ti-Do-Fa-Mi
Second Line: Re-Mi-Fa-Mi-Re-Fa-Mi-Re-Do-Ti-La-Sol-Mi-Fa-Sol-Sol-La-La-Sol-Do-Re-Mi-Re-Do-Ti-Do
(I hope this helps xx)
Always find out the Time Signature first, then the Key Signature, and then Rhythm and pitch. # of vocal parts depends on the composer or musical group
