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- Clef is a symbol at the left end of the staff showing the pitch of the notes written on the staff.
- The treble clef is a type of clef that is placed above middle C on the second-lowest line of the staff.
- The musical alphabet is the notes of music that are sung or played. They go from A, B, C, D, E, F, G and then repeat.
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The answer is basso continuo
From the Italian language sometimes abbreviated as b.c is a technique of self-composition and execution and essential from the Baroque period
The basso continuo is played for one or various instruments, typically and harmonic as the keyboard instruments or others as the harp or lute
with the voice of bass simultaneously in charge of an instrument of grave tessitura like the violoncello, bassoon, the viola da gamba, contrabass and sometimes contrabasso.
It also receives the name of simultaneous accompaniment
Record= one song getting recognition
album= all of the songs on album getting recognition
Mannerism is a style in art that emerged in Europe in the late years of the Italian High Renaissance beginning on 1520 until 1580. These arts were in response of use to comment on social behavior and also to encourage the conveying of refined virtuoso quality or to signify a certain technique in doing arts.
