Answer and Explanation:
The ascent of enthusiasm of melodic articulation came to be during the renaissance era when music there was a resurrection of humanistic culture.
Music before didn't really pass on articulation or feeling since it was regulated generally by the Church.
A melodic piece from the renaissance era that embodies melodic portrayal is Josquin's Pange Lingua mass, Kyrie. The melodic sounds portrays the singing.
The answer is A. impressionism
Contrast- start very soft and become loud then soft again. this is used to give music life or “breath”
unity- have multiple parts singing in unison or at the same pitch and rhythm.
Balance- even 3 part harmony. very even and pretty same rhythm.
Emphasis- use a crescendo into a second interval between two parts. try your best to only use that on the exact word or phrase you want to have stick out.
you could also crescendo the phrase or word but that has less of an effect.
I always think of lots of gold ornamental elements. The lines were always very curvy, reminding the viewer of wings. It's one of my least-favorite art periods, so it's the area of the museum that I avoid on the way to the modern exhibition areas!
