Answer and Explanation:
Three of those techniques are:
1. Reveries– Passions: Rêveries – Passions
2. A Ball: Un bal
3. Scene in the Fields: Scène aux champs
4. March to the Scaffold: Marche au supplice
5. Dream of the Night of the Sabbath: Songe d’une nuit du sabbat
The musical effects help create a sense of macabre or bit of horror for the listener by the way it opens up different phases of the author’s life that was driven by what he called “the sickness of spirit” (“wave of passions”: le vague des passions) which took a toll on him after he saw a particular woman (the woman of his dreams) for the first time. Within the melody, the image of the woman keeps springing up in his mind ceaselessly until his spirit is thrown into confusion. Generally, the musical effects reveal the ceaseless thoughts of a gifted artist who has “poisoned himself with opium” in the “depths of despair” because of “hopeless love.”
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Answer:
Oboe
Even if you don’t think you know what an oboe sounds like, you’ve heard it more than you realize. The oboe is often the sound that carries beautiful sweeping melodies in an orchestra or many TV/film scores.
Explanation:
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Answer: i would say market segment
Explanation: (its a guess)
