<span>A short musical idea associated with a person, object, or thought, used by Richard Wagner in his operas, is called leitmotif.
It is a musical phrase that is usually very short, and appears constantly throughout an opera or something else each time a person associated with it appears on the scene. Richard Wagner used leitmotifs quite often, and they can especially be found in his Der Ring des Nibelungen.
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Answer:
Charles Mingus!
Explanation:
Charles Mingus was an amazing composer, and he wrote a lot of great tunes like Fables of "Faubus" and "Moanin'".
It's possibly D.
emulsion is liquid a fine scattering of moment beads of one fluid in another in which it isn't solvent or miscible.
Answer: Looking Down on art causes distractions!
Explanation:
My teacher just talked about this!
Answer:
The color is nonexistent
Explanation:
As you did say before, "one story house" I can bravly assume that this isn't a 2 story house. Well, only houses with 2+ stories need stairs (unless you are a madman) so we can state with the information givin, that the stairs color would in fact be, "nonexistent" as the color. This is the same color as "nothing" or maybe the question "Did yu see that?!" when someone is infact tryng to distract you or get away from this colorless conversation.
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