In the early medieval understanding of music vocal music would fall under the category of: <u>liturgical music</u>.
Gregorian chant and choral music, which is music for a group of singers, are examples of entirely vocal or solely instrumental mediaeval music. It also contains secular, non-religious music that is both vocal and instrumental (typically with the instruments accompanying the voices).
Monks sang Gregorian chant during Catholic Mass. The Mass is a recreation of Christ's Last Supper that aims to establish a spiritual bridge between people and God. Music had a role in establishing this relationship.
As a component of religious rite, liturgical music has a long history and draws on numerous both traditional and contemporary practises. Music composed for performance during a religious act of worship is referred to as liturgical music or church music. The phrase is most frequently linked to Christian tradition.
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Pedro is a Keynesian economist and argues that in a downturn, state intervention is the key for economic recovery.
Keynesians believe that GDP (Gross Domestic Product) is positively influenced by aggregate demand. Hence, in order to boost GDP growth after a downturn, the state should step in the economy by increasing public expenditure. This will help to create job positions, increase the disposable income of households and therefore increase overall demand for goods and services.
If more goods and services are demanded, the same cycle restarts as firms would hire more staff in order to increase production to a greater extent to meet the new necesities. The more people who is employed, the more income avilable to continue increasing private expenditure and investments, which in turn GDP and bring economic growth.
<em><u>To make it clearer, the following is the GDP formula for a certain time period</u></em>
<em>GDP = Private Consumption + Private investment + Public expenditure + Exports - Imports </em>
1) <span>The Equator is located (defined) as being at zero degrees north latitude.
The North Pole is located at 90 degrees north latitude.
Therefore, half of the distance from the equator to the north pole would be the line of latitude at 45 degrees north.
This would be quite close to the latitude of Montreal, Quebec, Canada at 45 degrees 30 minutes north latitude.
2) </span><span>The Prime Meridian is defined as being zero degrees west (or east) longitude. </span>
<span>80 degrees west longitude would be quite close to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania which is located at 79 degrees 57 minutes west of Greenwich, England. </span>
<span>The halfway line of longitude would be 40 degrees west longitude. </span>
<span>The city of Rio De Janeiro, Brazil is located approximately 43 degrees west longitude. </span>
It was <span> June 6, 1944, the day the Allied powers crossed the English Channel and landed on the beaches of Normandy, France, beginning the liberation of Western Europe from Nazi control during World War II. </span>
