PLEASE HELP? I need help figuring out what the solfege is for exercise A and exercise B. This is for my choir class. Please writ
e out what each note is like this: S T D M S T
btw D= Do, R= Ray, M= Mi, F= Fa, S= So L= La T= Ti
Note: the notes are solfege meaning the notes are not like an instrumental note it's like the notes above.
Ok so it’s mi,so,do,la, ti,so,do,mi,so,do,ti,la,so, fa ,, mi, re, do, ti,la, la, ti, do, re, la, ti Exercise b is ti, la, so, fa, mi, fa, fa, do, ti, la, fa, so, la, ti, re Hope that helped
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I don't know what movies are listed in your article but I will tell you about the Matrix movie that has special effects and scenes in it.
In this movie, we can see visual special effects such as slow motion. A Slow-motion moment in Matrix movie is very popular and it is creating the usual effect of detaching the tame and also space. It is also known as bullet-time effect.
In this scene, two characters are in slow motion fighting and one of them is shooting the bullets while Keanu Reeves is avoiding them which we can see through slow motion. This is a cult scene of modern cinematography and we couldn't be able to see avoid of bullets if there wasn't used this special slow-motion effect.
Example of movies with special effects: Avatar, Ghost Busters, Gremlins
True it is fair to say that each melodic phrase exhibits a melodic contour that moves in a downward direction.
The one that is melodic or easy to hear is melodic. If your French teacher has a friendly smile and a melodious voice, you can probably sit for hours listening to her, such as bird calls, poet voices, songs sung in the shower, etc. Everything that sounds sweet is melodious.
A melody can be composed by playing the same single note multiple times, or it can be composed of multiple notes. It is usually done within some scale, as explained below. For example, singing or playing "Happy Birthday" is the same song.