Answer:
<em>Gesang der Jünglinge</em>
Explanation:
<u><em>Gesang der Jünglinge </em></u><u>or </u><u><em>Song of the Youths </em></u><u>was composed in 1955-56 by German composer Karlheinz Stockhausen. It is nowadays cited as the first masterpiece of electronic music. </u>
Stockhausen managed to merge seamlessly sounds of the human voice with sounds that were many electronically. The theme is Biblical, referring to the youth from the Book of Daniel.
The work is said to integrate, for the first time two opposing styles - German "Elektronische Musik" and the French "musique concrète".
( hint you can look at fingering charts for treble and bass clef to fill out the rest of them)
but i’m here to help a fellow music student
i’m only doin 1 3 4 since that’s the key i play
so 1 D B Bb Bb B A F# F# G E Db D
3. D Db C D D Db C D C Bb B G (the notes that are slur( the one with a line across are the same notes)
4. F# A G C# D F G F Gb B Bb B B B
Answer:
Option: A. ancient Greece
Explanation:
During the Renaissance period, the beauty of art and sculptures were taken from Ancient Greece. The Renaissance was a rebirth of ancient Greek and Roman styles and thinking. Artists and sculpture studied the art of the classical period and decided to come with restoring the same concepts found in the past.
Vertical and horizontal lines are static; whilst curving and diagonal lines are considered dynamic :)
B, I’m not sure what the subject is but if you mean musically then it would be on a vinyl record