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1. the first appearances by fisk jubilee singers
2. the civil war
3. the great depression
4.The height of the civil rights struggle in the united states
Answer:
When most people think of color, the first thing that comes to mind is the color wheel we were shown in elementary art class. This abstract representation is meant to show the relationships between certain colors in the wheel, and denotes the “primary”, “secondary”, and “tertiary” colors, which can be combined in various ways to create a broader spectrum.
The first color wheel was presented by Sir Isaac Newton in the 17th century when he first discovered the visible spectrum of light. Around this time, color was thought to be a product of the mixing of light and dark, with red being the “most light”, and blue the “most dark”. Newton saw that this theory was flawed, and while in isolation as the bubonic plague ravaged Europe, began testing the properties of white light and “to try therewith the celebrated Phenomena of Colour”. In his classic prism experiment, he noted that white light is composed of a variety of colors. He then mapped these colors into an octave schema as the first color wheel and the original ROY G BIV. His experimentations also led to the discovery that all secondary colors can be made by mixing primary colors. The mixtures of colors in varying ratios resulted in different “hues” of novel colors from the classic ROY G BIV baseline, and resulted in the first hue wheel, which is likely the color wheel we are most used to seeing.
Explanation
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The following might an ethnomusicologist study
A. Javanese Gamelan music
B. Twentieth century notation practice
Explanation:
- Ethnomusicology is the music, human make it from culture and social form of people.
- Folklore music to popular music to musical practices associated with exclusive classes.
- It enclose distinct methodical and theoretical approaches that emphasize cognitive, biological, cultural, social, material context of musical behavior.
- Mantle Hood, the American ethnomusicologist dedicated his career to the study of Javanese gamelan music. His instrument is represented well in American academia.
- Studying traditional non-western music was considered to be uncontaminated by West, in 20th century. Contemporary and mass-mediated popular forms of music such as rock, Afro-pop, rap, salsa. More well researched classics of Hindustani classical music, Javanese gamelan and West African music.
