The development of themes is an essential characteristic of the sonta form. :)
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Answer:
1. Bas-relief - b. low projection sculpture
2. mosaic - j. image created from pieces of stone or glass
3. kouros - i. freestanding statuary sculpture
4. stele - d. stone monument with relief carving
5. line - e. mark made by a moving point
6. Contrapposto - a. natural pose that shows weight shift
7. cuneiform - f. writing system based on symbols
8. bucrania - c. bovine skulls
9. ka - g. the immortal essence of a human
10. pharaoh - h. king
Explanation:
This are the terms used in arts, mostly in the period of Ancient Egypt (pharaoh, ka), Ancient Greece (kouros), Renaissance (contrapposto), etc.
Of course some of this terms can be used in different periods, such as mosaics or line.
1. The correct answer is <span>A. Elisabeth-Claude Jacquet de la Guerre.
She was a composer whom King Louis XIV loved very much and thus she was a frequent guest at his court. Before her, her father performed for the King, but when she came of age and learned music some more, it was her who took over that role.
2. </span>The most famous castrato was <span>B. Farinelli.
Castratos are men who are castrated at a young age in order to never reach sexual maturity. It was a common thing back in the day because singers wanted to preserve the vocal range of prepubescence. Farinelli is considered to be one of the most famous opera singers to this day.
3. The correct answer is D. Antonio Vivaldi.
He is still considered to be one of the most important composers ever, not just during the Baroque era. He produced many compositions, which is why he was quite prolific. Despite his talent, he died in poverty in Vienna.
4. I am not sure about this one so I don't want to give incorrect answers. All of these options can be embellished, but don't have to be - it depends on the artist performing them.
5. I would say the correct answer is D. Paris.
Paris has always been the center of art, fashion, culture, and design, so I believe that was the case then, as it is now. Although the other options were indeed celebrated for that as well, I don't think any of them was as popular as Paris or Vienna, which is not one of your options.
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Answer:
4.a. The time signature should be 4/4 or common time.
b. Every note is letter name A.
c. The second note in the first measure after the rest (the one with the little flag on it's stem) and the 5th and 6th notes in the second measure should be circled.
d. The rest gets 1/2 of a beat.
e. Draw a straight line at the end of the example from the top staff line to the bottom staff line. Just to the left of this line, add a second line parallel to it for a final barline marking.
Explanation:
a. There are 4 beats in each measure and the quarter note is getting the beat.
b. The names of the spaces in treble clef from bottom to top are FACE. These notes are all in the second space from the bottom and are therefore letter A.
d. It is an eighth rest which is half of one beat in 4/4 time.