No, tree bark would be a real or actual texture, because it looks the way it feels.
Answer:
Respectively, the emphasis goes on pitch and duration.
Explanation:
Tonic accents emphases on pitch. By definition, a tonic accent in classical music is the attention given on a note with a particularly high pitch. Tonic accents in general refer to the pitch that a sound has.
Agogic accents emphases on duration. A variation on the duration of a note will make the beat stronger, where otherwise it would sound flat and without an accent.
V= -2.25
-17/4= -4.25
-4.25+2= -2.25
Explanation:
Dialogue
stage directions (as you should know where things are probably going to be)
technical instructions( because you wouldn't want your actor or actress to get injured at the last minute and check if things are secure properly them you're good to go)
and also setting to see if nobody falls and if you don't want a setting let the actors and actresses know so they can imagine if things are there by themselves.
BTW I do drama so I kinda know and you wouldn't want any of your cast to be injured unlike mine before the play.
<span>Hildegard of Bingen</span> instilled her music with emotional expression by feeling the energy of her music and associating it with the text creating serenely beautiful music<span>.
</span>She was a saint of the church and was also a poet and songwriter. She was significant because she set many of her texts to music and had brilliant imagery and creative language.
