Answer:
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Explanation:
A half step, or semitone, is the smallest interval between notes in Western music. Notes that are directly next to each other—such as E and F, or A sharp and B—are a half step apart. Two half steps equal one whole step. The notes G and A are one whole step apart, as are the notes B flat and C
The correct answers are:
- Early religious, folk, and popular song traditions derived from mainland Europe;
- Native American music was deemed primitive, and thus unworthy, by European settlers;
In the early American music, the European influences were dominant because of multiple reasons. For starters, the new settlers were almost entirely from European origin, so naturally they brought the religious, folk, and popular song traditions from mainland Europe with them. The music traditions of the Native Americans were considered as primitive and unworthy, so they were neglected and pushed aside. The fact that most of the native populations died out because of diseases, and partially because of wars, meant that they did not had majority, nor power to prevent the new music traditions to overtake America.
Answer:
B. A slapstick comedy
Explanation:
Let's define each of the terms in the answers:
A. "Romantic comedy"
A rom-com is a type of comedy that includes romance in its plot. Nowhere in the description of the film does it mention love or romance, so eliminate A.
B. "Slapstick comedy"
A slapstick comedy is a type of comedy that over-exaggerates the physical activity of the characters. So, here, we see actors purposely falling down or running into things in "humorous ways", and those are examples of such over-exaggeration that characterises slapstick comedy. So B is the answer.
C. "Buddy comedy"
A buddy comedy is a type of comedy where two characters with totally different personalities are paired together to solve a crime or mystery. Here, nothing points to characters of opposing dispositions, so eliminate C.
D. "Physical comedy"
A physical comedy is when characters use their body parts for humour. It includes slapstick comedy. While here, the actors are using their bodies in physical actions, D isn't as specific as B. So eliminate D.
The answer is thus B.
A. Repeated over and over, and slightly modified.
Answer:
In Tennessee William´s: Streetcar Named Desire:
1. What mood do the opening stage direction and setting description create?
The French quarter in New Orleans, downtown in 1947 introduces the play with the realistic opening stage directed to a poor urban neighborhood setting a blue imbued mood in the audience, emphasized by jazz musical notes played in the "blue piano" that could lead to anxiety.
2. What effect is created with the music of the ""blue piano""?
The effect created by music played on the “blue piano" is people´s emotions related to the sadness coming from loneness and longing.
Explanation:
Set in the French area of New Orleans, where the opening stage of "Streetcar Named Desire" is played, the dramatic-realistic description is presented using tragedy theatrical techniques, depicted by the lone blue piano, to introduce depressed, solitude, and violent characters. It takes place on the first floor of a two-bedroom apartment, and relates cycles of violence.
The blue piano appears in the introductory stage directions of the first scene, expressing a theme of desire and spirit lonelines of people in New Orleans.
