The atrium of Al-Aqsa Mosque is an oasis of peace and tranquillity inside a walled city of hustle and bustle. It has trees, lawns, fountains, the beautiful Shrine of the Dome of the Rock<span>, small domed rooms and structures which are rooms for scholars, sheikhs and religious court offices, and a museum.
The answer is C. Hope this helps.</span>
Answer:
Both Galant & Empfindsam Style
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Explanation:
The Empfindsam Style was a musical style around 1750 that made an intensive use of elements of expression inspired by feeling. The style was represented mainly by the works of composers from northern and central Germany, including, for example, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach. The style emerged around 1750 from the bourgeois milieu that became aware of its emerging position in many strata of society, including cultural and artistic. The characteristic of the style was that it was played in small circles and small ensembles, that the harpsichord was widely used for its intimate sound and that the melodic lines were used spiritually, refined, expressive, emotional and mobile.
In turn, the Gallant Style was a musical style of the transition period between the baroque period and the classicist period in the years between approximately 1740 and 1780, but developed in France, sharing the same characteristics of the Empfindsam style, forming together with it the musical rococo.
Constantine's main contribution to imperial Christian art was in the form of grand monumental architecture. In Rome, where he spent only a few months of his life, he had constructed the first Vatican basilica over the tomb of St. Peter, and the church of what is now known as St. John Lateran, as well as the largest Roman triumphal arch ever built. In the rest of the empire, he built imposing basilicas as far apart as the Church of the Holy Apostles in Constantinople and that of Trier in Germany.
I believe the answer is C.
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F major (or the key of F) is a major scale based on F, with the pitches F, G, A, B♭, C, D, and E. Its key signature has one flat.