<span>A slow, lyrical, intimate composition for piano, associated with evening and nighttime, is the NOCTURNE. This type of composition was cultivated in the 19th century. John Field was one of the first nocturne composers back in the day and he became the father of Romantic nocturne.</span>
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Answer:
D.
Explanation:
Es la unica que parece tiene más sentido, ya que el teatro Kabuki, al parecer, aprovecha todo el esenario para interpretar la obra; por lo que no tiene un fondo en si, todo el teatro es su espacio.
Si me lo pregustas a mi, te diria que ninguna es correcta, es solo por si necesitas marcar una sola respuesta.
Answer:
There is no picture, but I'm sure it's amazing! :)
Explanation:
David stands out amongst other depictions because of the simple fact that it is... well.. David. Normally, David was depicted after his fight with Goliath, triumphant of defeating such an opponent, yet Michelangelo decided to show David’s triumph BEFORE fighting Goliath. This was because Michelangelo found that real triumph comes from accepting a challenge against all odds. Michelangelo’s “David” also represents Michelangelo’s home of Florence standing up against superpowers at the time, while being much smaller.