Answer:You could practice until you get it wrong then that part that you get wrong at then you could just do it over an over until you get it right it is good for band practice to be at least 15 min but 30 is better. Also you have a good day and good luck.
Explanation:Do 15-30 min a day of practice at least. An I know what to do because I have been in band for 3 years now and happy.
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After reading the article, why do you think Picasso’s style changed so drastically? Do you think his artwork got better or worse? Why?
Answer:
His art got better in my opinion.
He added more style than he usually did, and then he realized he can do different types of art.
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Answer:
better
Explanation:
According to the lecture explanation of the painting Pope Leo X with Cardinals, what clues explain to the viewer the type of mood in the painting?
23. Matthew Brady was one of the first photojournalists in the United States.
true or false
Answer:
The answer is True.
Explanation:
Sorry if its wrong.
Answer:TRUE
Explanation:
Which contemporary artist uses computer programs such as Maya to create 2-D and 3-D digital art?
A.
Brian McSweeny
B.
Frank O. Gehry
C.
Judy Pfaff
Answer:
Brian McSweeny
Explanation:
What is Traditional motif.
Answer:
In art and iconography, a motif may be considered as a fragment or recurring element, which is used to create larger work by joining together. Motifs are considered to be an important step in designing and may be repeated in a pattern or design, often many times, or may just occur once in a work.
-Hope this helps
Answer:
A traditional motif is the most basic traditional unit from which a design is formed.
it is an old concept designed and started by our forefather.
What is geometric motif
Answer:
A geometric motif is a pattern consisting of lines and geometric figures, such as triangles, circles, and squares, that are arranged in a repeated fashion. To continue, they can be found in many places, including art and architecture, and they tend to be symmetrical.
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Name this photograph and its photographer. What is the image of? What feeling, thoughts, or emotions does it create when looked at?
Answer:
Photography shows frightened prisoners in the Buchenwald camp in the wake of liberation (1945.). It was taken by Margaret Bourke-White.
Explanation:
The photography in question is the Liberation of Buchenwald by Margaret Bourke-White, an American photographer, and photojournalist.
The image shows the prisoners of Nazi concentration camp Buchenwald in the wake of liberation in April 1945. This notorious death camp was used to capture various people Nazis were against (Jews, Slavs, Roma people, political prisoners, etc.) and we can see them in this photograph, looking through the fence and waiting for freedom. We can see they are malnourished, confused, frightened, expectant, even vary of the people looking at them from the other side of the fence. This all is because of the harsh conditions they endured in the camp.
The photo awakens the feeling of fright about humanity, the sadness that they have been treated that way, and wish to help them (even though it is the time long past gone). When we see the horror in their eyes and confusion, we are emphatic of their situation and scared of the terrible events that have happened and have been caused by other humans. There is also a touch of hope that they will reach their freedom, and happiness that they have managed to survive after all.
The thoughts photo evokes are about the horrors of war and how one human can treat others so awfully. It makes us question humanity and the people, and what causes this type of behavior.
Answer:
A photographic essay is a narrative or story, consisting of a series of related images. The photograph is by Margaret Bourke White, and is entitled, The Living Dead. The photograph is of German men brought by Gen. Patton's men to view the cruel acts and death their leaders had imposed on the people held at Buchenwald (concentration camp) during WWII. The men look so shocked and frightened about what they are looking at, that they appear to be speechless and remorseful.
Explanation:
help. if Brian has 3 apples, and it is noon, how many times did the color brown lose its color? help
Answer:
3+ 12:00....HMMMMMMMMMM i think its 12:03 XD
apples dont turn brown until you take a peice and bite into it and the oxygen turns it brown soooooooo 0 times UwU
Explanation:
Big brain time UnU
Why does it say "I'll also show you a sweet dream" at the end of vampire knights?
(Answer this if you can)
Answer:
It means there will be a next episode or in the next episode you there will be exciting things approaching.
If you watch the last episode of vampire knight guilty you notice that the saying is not shown.
Its not that that is a metaphor or a hint to show you that all of that happened before Yuki Cross gt changed in to YUUKI KURAN was an air buble or in other words a sweet dream. Because that was not her real self it was a FANTASY.
Explanation:
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It says, "I'll also show you a sweet dream" at the end of vampire knights to mean that there will be a next episode or in the next episode will have some exciting things approaching.
Who is a vampire?A vampire is a mythical creature that feeds on the vital essence of the living to survive. Vampires are undead creatures in European folklore who frequently visited loved ones and caused mischief or deaths in the neighbourhoods they inhabited while alive.
Matsuri Hino created the manga series Vampire Knight. It was serialized from 2004 to 2013, with nineteen volumes collecting the chapters. Viz Media has licenced the manga series in English and has released all nineteen volumes. The English adaptation debuted in the July 2006 issue of Viz's Shojo Beat magazine, with collected volumes released quarterly.
Therefore, to convince the audience that something interesting may happen in the upcoming episodes of vampire knight, it says "I'll also show you a sweet dream" at the end.
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What 2 groups used art for communication?
Cavemen & Egyptians
Chinese and Japanese
Romans and Greeks
Christians and Gothics
Answer:
Cavemen & Egyptians
Explanation:
Cavemens drew on caves
Egyptians drew too(like on mummies)
listen to is this happieness by rauf and faik but it russ so you will not understand the song
Answer:
Ok!
Explanation:
I need help with these questions
Answer:
hey The starry night was made in the 19th century in Europe, The creation of god was made in the renascence in Italy, also by an Italian man, and lastly The descent of from the cross was made in the late middle ages or 1435!!
Explanation:
A machine can be purchased for $100,000 and used for five years, yielding the following net incomes. In projecting net incomes, straight-line depreciation is applied using a five-year life and a zero salvage value. Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Net income $ 6,700 $ 16,700 $ 38,000 $ 25,100 $ 66,800 Compute the machine’s payback period (ignore taxes). (Round your intermediate calculations to 3 decimal places and round payback period answer to 3 decimal places.)
Answer: 2.69 years
Explanation:
write a paragraph a short one
Answer:
Explanation:
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Who created art of their land, taking inspiration from Buddha?
Romans
Japanese
Greeks
Chinese
Answer:
The japanese took insporation
Explanation:
how far it is true that Francis is an irresponsible father in Buchi Emecheta "second class citizen
Answer:
One cannot adequately dissect Buchi Emecheta's Second Class Citizen without paying a courtesy visit to the corridors of gender inequality. Gender inequality is a theme that is loudly projected in the novel.
Explanation:
Please correct answer I have an a and I do not want it to go down.
Answer: I feel you I have all 90’s but sometimes I can be rlly bad at stuff and I get so anxious
Explanation:
In the unit, elements of content were discussed. There were four elements of content listed; please name all four and write one sentence explaining each?
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Answer:
Im giving brainliest so im using this account to add answer to do it
Explanation:
what write is always wrong whats wrongs always right
(plato) describe one or two ways that Giotto's painting The Mourning of Christ differs from the work of his predecessors
Answer:
Explanation: His figures seem to occupy a real space, and we seem to be witnessing a real event as if the figures were acting it out on a stage. Giotto shows us convincingly how each figure reflects the grief of the tragic scene.
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Activity 1.
1. Study each picture, among the great work presented
which do you like/love the most? Why
2. From the word itself impressionism, are the artists in this
movement trying to impress its audience? Why or why
not?
Activity 2
Choose two artworks above and write how the elements
and principle of arts is applied. Answer it in your activity
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URGENT!!! PLEASE ANSWER!!!! what are some mythical creatures boys said that they would like to own today?
Answer:
dragon 9 tail fox pheonix
Explanation:
:P
just me saving the world no sweat
What key is this piece in?
Answer:
A Major
Explanation:
When there are three sharps (C# F# and G#), then you are in the Major key of A
Hey! So I'm picking out a name for my little girl and I was wondering if this name sounds cute:
Bobbi Lynn.
Just remember its for a girl
I know Bobbi is a unisex name but i need suggestions to those with experience with motherhood
What is the meaning of each of the theater terms? the side of the stage that is not visible to the audience the stage floor that falls between the front edge of the stage and the stage curtain to act out a situation with only actions and no dialogue the curtain that covers the back and rear of the stage
Answer:
1. The wings/backstage/offstage
2. Apron
3. Pantomime
4. Cyclorama
Explanation:
Answer:
Common Theater Terms
Let’s take a look at some terms that are commonly used in theater.
aisle: the passage between two rows of seats
apron: the part of the stage floor that falls between the front edge of the stage and the stage curtain
aside: the dialogue a character speaks directly to the audience which is inaudible to the other characters
audition: process of selecting actors for a role in a play wherein aspiring actors showcase their acting skills
backdrop: the cloth or canvas hanging on a stage to look like scenery
backstage: the other side of the stage that is not visible to the audience
blackout: the state when all lights in the theater are shut off just before the show begins
break a leg: a superstitious way of wishing a theater performer good luck
cyclorama: a curtain that covers the back and rear of the stage
downstage: the section of the stage that is closest to the audience
farce: an exaggerated form of comedy
floodlights: artificial lights that illuminate a wide section of the stage
fourth wall: the non-existent wall between the stage performers and the audience
improvisation: a spontaneous dialogue or action, not present in the script, created by an actor on the spot
melodrama: a dramatic or emotional plot that presents situations and characters in an exaggerated way
monologue: a long speech delivered by one character
offstage: that part of the stage that is out of the audience’s sight
onstage: any section of the stage that the audience can see
pantomime: to act out a situation with only actions and no dialogue
props: all accessories used in the play
raked stage: a slightly slanted stage
tableau: a short pause during or after a scene where the performers on stage freeze in their positions
upstage: the section of the stage afar from the audience
voice-over: voice of the narrator who is not visible to the audience
wings: sides of the stage that are not visible to the audience
Explanation:
Which of the following choices was a characteristic of "Entartete musik"?
use of major keys
use of non-German instruments
brisk tempos
emphasis on discipline and modernization
Answer:
I think it is Brisk Tempos
Explanation:
I am not sure if this is the correct answer, however from what I could find on the topic it seems like for the time the music played was very different and difficult.
this song has been stuck in my head for a week
It always feels so quiet in the dark
It always feels so stark
How silence grows under the moon
And it's always gone so soon
I used to think that I was bold
I used to think love was for fun
Now all my stories have been told-- except for one
As the stars start to align
I hope you take it as a sign
That you'll be okay
Everything will be okay
And if the Seven Hells collapse
Although the day will be my last
You will be okay
When I'm gone, you'll be okay
The day that you arrived, the sun went black
An artificial night
You came and stole away the light
And put it in your eyes
How could I possibly suspect
That you'd еclipse the midnight sun
I thought that I knew all thе moons
But then you pulled me back to one
If the stars ever align
I hope you take it as a sign
That you'll be okay
Everything will be okay
And if the Seven Hells collapse
Although the day will be my last
You will be okay
When I'm gone, you'll be okay
And if the heavens crash aground
I know you'll hear the trumpets sound
And you'll be okay
Everything will be okay
And when creation goes to die
You can find me in the sky
Upon the last day
And you will be okay
it was such a cute episode I loved the animation.
this is a song? what is the name of it?
What is the most important thing a conductor does?"
A) reminding singers the song's lyrics
B) keep a steady tempo
C) showing the beats
D) starting and stopping
Answer:
B
Explanation:
can people with amusia hear thier own voice?
Answer: Yes they can thats why they talk loud
Explanation: