Question

Tchaikovsky's Romeo and Juliet contains several themes, including a flowing, gentle theme meant to represent

Answer 1

The answer is C because the theme of the whole story is Love and it's the most gentle theme in the story.

Answer 2

Answer:

C. love

Explanation:

    The most famous love story in the world is inspiration for the symphony of the Russian composer, Piotr Ilitch Tchaikovsky. But he focused on three main points in Shakespeare's play: the first is noted for the bars made by wood (clarinets, bassoons and, later, flutes, accompanied by harps), in which Frei Lourenço is presented. Resembling a choir, this musical contour brings the theme closer to the Russian Orthodox Church.

    The second point is the war between Capuleto and Montecchio, the main theme of the piece, symbolized by the intense and agitated music. And the third is the theme of love, a melody that brings with it the drive of love between the main characters.