THE STAFF:
1) treble cleff
2) key signature
3) time signature (meter)
4) ledger line
5) bar line
6) double barline
ACCIDENTALS:
1) sharp
2) natural
3) flat
NOTES AND RESTS:
1) whole note
2) half note
3) quarter note
4) 8th note
5) 16th note
6) whole rest
7) half rest
8) quarter rest
9) 8th rest
10) 16th rest
KEY AND SIGN SIGNATURES
I honestly don't understand the last image. Sorry.
Hello, I'm not entirely sure on what you're asking, but if it's a True/False statement, the answer is
True. Northern artists often DO decorate their work with things from their heritage. Whether it be some sort of object to get rid of bad spirits, or even a simple feather of the heritage's favorite bird, decorations are usually associated with things from their heritage. Hope this helped!
Thanks, and have an artistic day!
~Steve
There are three, "Twister", "Tornado!", and "Night of the Twisters"
Answer:
D-Complimentary colors.
Explanation:
Complimentary colors are a pair of colors, which when they are mixed together they produce greyscale colors and when it’s placed next to each other, they create the strongest contrast of colors placed, which can create a desired mood/affect.
The objects would look as if they were looking up and down adding a bit of perspective.
Hope this helps!!
