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1: Practice, be on time, and pay attention at rehearsals
2: Dynamics is the contrast in audio levels of a piece of music, from extremely soft to extremely loud. Dynamics are written with symbols like f, sfz, p, and pp.
3: Blues music can have a very unique rhythm. Blues music commonly uses rhythmic practices such as syncopation and swing.
1: Preparation is essential for an effective musical performance because it allows you to work on things that you are bad at so you do not embarrass yourself on stage.
2: Some ways to warm up are by playing full playthroughs of your music, playing etudes, playing scales, or playing parts of the music that you struggle with. If I could only choose one of these ways to warm up, I would choose to play parts of the music that I struggle with. I would choose this because it allows you to have time to work out the final kinks in the performance.
3: Identifying what type of music you like is the first step in becoming a dynamic performer because you usually play better and more expressively if you are playing music that you enjoy. You could find your sound by listening to a lot of music.
The perspective we see things at will effect the way we view drawings. Like if we look down at something it may look smooth, but as we see from the side it may have a different texture.
It's A, Monteverdi's Orpheus. : )
The answer is a Caribbean and jazz
It can help others go through the 4 stages of art critism like judge, interpret, decribe and analyze. You can not do that if you have nothing to analyze about the art work