examples of transposing instruments
Answer:
Transposing musical instrument, instrument that produces a higher or lower pitch than indicated in music written for it. Examples include clarinets, the English horn, and saxophones. Musical notation written for transposing instruments shows the relative pitches, rather than the exact pitches, produced.
Explanation:
What is the topic sentence of this paragraph?
The Renaissance in Europe brought about a great change from the world of the Middle Ages. In the Renaissance, people became interested in all kinds of learning, made advances in science, medicine, art, literature, architecture, and were open to new ideas and new ways of doing things. Some took the first steps towards modern scientific thought. And Leonardo was right in the middle of it all.
Some took the first steps towards modern scientific thought.
The Renaissance in Europe brought about a great change from the world of the Middle Ages.
In the Renaissance, people became interested in all kinds of learning, made advances in science, medicine, art, literature, architecture, and were open to new ideas and new ways of doing things.
And Leonardo was right in the middle of it all.
Answer:
B. The Renaissance in Europe brought about a great change from the world of the Middle Ages.
Explanation:
Not only does it umbrella the rest of the content in this paragraph, generally the first sentence in a paragraph is the topic sentence.
Answer:
B. The Renaissance in Europe brought about a great change from the world of the Middle Ages.
Explanation:
which came first the chicken or the egg
Eggs come from chickens and chickens come from eggs: that’s the basis of this ancient riddle. But eggs – which are just female sex cells – evolved more than a billion years ago, whereas chickens have been around for just 10,000 years. So the riddle is easily solved…or is it?
Taken at face value, there is no doubt that the egg came before the chicken. We tend to think of eggs as the shelled orbs laid by birds from which their chicks hatch – unless we eat them first. But all sexually reproducing species make eggs (the specialised female sex cells). That’s 99.99 per cent of all eukaryotic life – meaning organisms that have cells with a nucleus, so all animals and plants, and everything but the simplest life forms.
We don’t know for sure when sex evolved but it could have been as much as 2 billion years ago, and certainly more than 1 billion. Even the specialised sort of eggs laid by birds, with their tough outer membrane, evolved more than 300 million years ago.
As for chickens, they came into being much later. They are domesticated animals, so evolved as the result of humans purposefully selecting the least aggressive wild birds and letting them breed. This seems to have happened in several places independently, starting around 10,000 years ago.
The wild ancestor of chickens is generally agreed to be a tropical bird still living in the forests of Southeast Asia called the red junglefowl – with other junglefowl species possibly adding to the genetic mix. From these origins, humans have carried chickens around the world over the past two millennia or more.
So, eggs dramatically predate chickens. But to be fair to the spirit of the riddle, we should also consider whether a chicken’s egg predates a chicken. As humans consistently chose the tamest red junglefowls and bred them together, the genetic makeup of the resulting birds will have shifted. At some stage during this domestication process the red junglefowl (Gallus gallus) evolved into a new subspecies, Gallus gallus domesticus, AKA the chicken.
In practice, it is impossible to pinpoint the moment when this happened. But in theory, at some point two junglefowl bred and their offspring was genetically different enough from the species of its parents to be classified as a chicken. This chicken would have developed within a junglefowl egg and only produced the very first chicken’s egg on reaching maturity. Looked at this way, the chicken came first.....
a.
Which of the following is not true of silver?
It has the highest electrical conductivity of all metals.
b. It is a precious metal used to make ornaments, jewelry, and utensils.
c. It is a copper alloy, usually mixed tin as the main additive.
d. It is very ductile and malleable, slightly harder than gold.
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
Answer:
Its C!!
Explanation:
Silver is a copper alloy, usually mixed with tin as the main additive. Thus, option C is correct.
What is an alloy?A chemical element mixture called an alloy must contain at least one metal. In contrast to chemical compounds having metallic bases, an alloy will keep all of a metal's characteristics in the finished product.
Silver is a free, pure type of metal that may be found in the Earth's crust; it is not an alloy of copper and tin. Although it naturally alloys with other metals, including gold, it is not an alloy by itself.
Copper is mixed with the element silver (Ag) to increase its malleability and workability. In order to generate new metals like sterling silver, copper may also be added.
As the primary component, tin is frequently added to copper alloys to create silver. Option C is correct as a result.
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I'm fairly certain Ms. Stanley that Carrie is graduating from college with a
degree in biology next year.
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wow congratulations hope you move well in future
Answer:
CONGRATS!
Explanation:
In this unit, we have been discussing the high art-low art continuum. I begin addressing this in the Fluxus lecture (see in particular the slide with the table and the following slide) and continue to bring in the concept during subsequent units on Neo-Dada and Pop, but it applies to this entire section on Art of the Everyday, the mid-1950s-60s including Nouveau Realisme. Discuss each of the following works in terms of the concept of high art. Remember that high artists in the 1960s often deliberately made choices that were intended to collapse either the high art and low art divide, or the art and non-art divide. Each of these works is a work of high art. What about each of them makes them high art? Each of these works also has aspects that would not traditionally be considered high art or art at all. What are these low art or non-art elements? What choices have the artists made that have the potential to diminish or detract from the high art status or art status of the work? NOUVEAU REALISME: Arman, Le Plein (Filled Up), 1960. Installation at Iris Clert Gallery, Paris. FLUXUS: Alison Knowles, #5 Street Piece (1962). Event score for performance. POP (LA): Edward Ruscha, Standard Station, Amarillo, Texas, 1963. Oil on canvas.
Answer:
get to the point, whats the question?
The fresco painted for the Vatican it was created by ?
Answer:
Michelangelo
Explanation:
Answer:
Michelangelo
Explanation:
What word does the pitch on the staff spell?
What is the lifestyle difference between Caged Hens and Pasture Hens?
Don’t put a link either
Answer:
Cage-Free: These ladies have more room than caged hens, since each is given less than 1 square foot. ... Pasture-Raised: These ladies are given at least 108 square feet each and consume some feed and lots of grass, bugs, worms and anything else they can find in the dirt
Cage-free chickens remain active and healthier because they can move about more than a caged chicken. Like free-range chickens, they are less likely become obese. Cage-free chickens have space to expand their feathers and roam freely. Cage-free chickens are provided with food and water at various locations.
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Answer:
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Explanation:
historically, why haven't houses been more important in the study of architecture?
Answer:
Architecture involves the design of buildings and various other structures. Smaller buildings are usually designed entirely by architects, while larger buildings are designed in collaboration with architects, who focus on aesthetics and general utility, and civil engineers who calculate load-bearing capacity and technical aspects. Architecture involves planning, designing and constructing shapes, spaces and landscapes based on ideas of usability, technology, society, the environment and aesthetics. In architecture, building materials, technology, light and shadows are treated and ordered in a creative way.
For all this complexity of the profession, and for the relative simplicity of design and construction that most private houses have, architecture as a science has not focused on houses to develop its innovations and theories.
Im practicing sfx I made this fake cut with eyeshadow eyeliner and some powder
Answer:
Wow that's creepy cool. You should prank someone
Explanation:
An artist creates a dark closet where the viewer can see graffiti on all four of the walls plus the celling and floor. What type
of art would this be?
Installation art
Sound art
Painting
Sculpture
Which artist was Raphael's teacher?
Mantegna
Perugino
Piero della Francesca
Signorella
Answer:
Perugino. It's B. Perugino.
Which statements about landscapes by Thomas Cole, Vincent van Gogh, Shen Zhou, and Ansel Adams are true?
Choose all answers that are correct.
Van Gogh expressed emotions by using intense color, bold brushwork, and distorted forms.
Shen Zhou used values of black ink to express an energetic mood as well as a limited number of brushstrokes to build up the objects.
Adams used a small range of gray values in his photographs.
Van Gogh used thick, rhythmic brushstrokes that create movement and guide the eyes through his paintings.
Cole added symbolic, moralistic meaning to his realistic landscapes by using exacting detail and idealized features.
Adams captured how he felt about a scene by manipulating the values.
Answer and Explanation:
I believe your answers are:
Van Gogh expressed emotions by using intense color, bold brushwork, and distorted forms. .
Adams used a small range of gray values in his photographs..
Van Gogh used thick, rhythmic brushstrokes that create movement and guide the eyes through his paintings..
Cole added symbolic, moralistic meaning to his realistic landscapes by using exacting detail and idealized features..
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Task 2: Popularity of Gothic Parodies
Why do you think readers enjoy Gothic parodies? What about the writing sets the stage for readers to embrace the comedy that could potentially arise from the dark, evil scenarios? Include textual examples in your response.
Answer:
what's the question
Explanation:
Answer:
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Explanation:
What type of conflict do the details in this passage reveal?
character vs. self
character vs. nature
character vs. character
character vs. society ∞
Answer:
the answer is a
Explanation:
what is g major scale
A G Major scale is a scale in the key of G. Notes consist of: G, A, B, C, D, E, F#, G. A scale will always begin or end with the given note.
the author uses color to
Answer:
- Different colors can symbolize different emotions and situations
- it makes the art stand out
Explanation:
TBH I was just guessing, but I hope this helps! :)
Is this a complete sentence?
The most hideous dress in the department store window.
Answer:
No.
Explanation:
A complete sentence needs to have a subject, a verb, and an object. I see you have a subject, and an object, but no verb. If you want it to be a complete sentence, you need to make sure it has a verb, or you can add a verb to this sentence.
What is the importance of textile crafts and mat weaving among the cultural communities؟
Answer:
Highly varied textile tradition that reflects its physical, socio-economic and cultural environment.
Explanation:
Tribal brothers and sisters from the northern cluster are famed for their blood-colored Cordilleran weaving, attesting to the fierce nature of the canao practitioners of the mountains. The central groups with their flowery and nature-inclined designs reflect the peoples’ calm disposition. South’s colorful fabrics serve as an image of the different cultural groups thriving together in the region—Muslims, Christians and lumads. Other weaves mirror the surroundings like the patad embroidery seen in the de’vit attires of the Ibaloi consists mostly of triangles depicting the high mountains of the Cordilleran region. Traditional weaving defines the cultures and behaviors of the indigenous peoples. Sorry I took a while to type.
Hey! if you want to do something nice today,tomorrow or anytime here is what i want you to do I want you to make a sign and it has to say something like.....
you got this
you can do this
we can get through this pandemic together
when you do if people have awnsered then you can say done or anything so that way i know that you did it.
Answer:
:) _ u can do it my friend
You learned about love among mortals and immortals, and mortal to mortal love, but there is no greater love than that of Odysseus and Penelope. What about the story of the Odyssey makes you believe in their love and what makes you question their love? What does their sacred tree upon which their house is centered symbolize about their love? Consider that Odysseus spent extended and intimate periods of time with Calypso and Circe, while Penelope remained loyal to him. Does that make him less loyal, or are his liaisons a reflection of ancient Greek culture? In the Odyssey, Odysseus visits Achilles in the Underworld. Discuss how Achilles feels about his choice now that he is in the Underworld. In the Telemachy (first four books of the Odyssey), Homer describes several united couples, such as Menelaus and Helen, and Nestor and his wife, in contrast to Penelope and the suitors. Why does he spend so much time retelling Agamemnon’s fate over the course of Odysseus’ travels? In the end of the Odyssey, Odysseus is disguised as a beggar. Is this really a disguise? What makes Odysseus a hero? Why is his goddess protector Athena and not Ares?
Answer:
My undertsanding is that the reason why Penelope and Odysseus are so in love is because of their relationship's strength and their knowledge of each other. The sacred tree represents the unbreakable and immortal love upon the couple and even could say that some gods will help them. Circe was a sorceress who was a distraction to Odysseus and Calypso, the daughter of the Titan Atlas, was banished to an island where she will have to tend to lost or injured heroes. And after she has tened to them for a period of time, she will never be able to see them again as they will never be able to find Calypso's island again. Deep inside Odysseus's heart, his feelings have never changed about Penelope as he carved that sacred tree into the bed. This shows that Odysseus had liaisons that represented ancient Greek culture. Odysseus's guardian god was Athena because despite Odysseus being very strong in combat, his mind was much sharper allowing him to outwit his enemies like how he did with the suitors. His beggar disguise only hid his body but didnt clearly disguise his personality, traits, and etc. Odysseus is a hero because he has sometimes been selfless and has an amazing amount of courage. He also fought in the Trojan Wars while having the wisdom and intellett of a general. Overall Odysseus is a hero because his feats, his story, and his actions have truly proven how much of a hero he was. He also never looked for fame.
Explanation:
What Adjustment Panels can you use to adjust the tone and color of an image in Photoshop?
a. History panel
b. Curves and Levels Adjustment panels
c. Black & White Adjustment panel
d. Crop and Straighten tool
Answer:
The answer is C.
Explanation:
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Answer:
Hear about the new restaurant called Karma?
There’s no menu: You get what you deserve
Explanation:
Your photography professor will ask you for the next project to get involved with a community-based art project. What are some possible ways that you could become involved with community-based art projects? Share a minimum of three possible ways that you could work on a community-based art project and briefly explain how each project could benefit the community while also fulfilling your class requirement.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The possible ways in that I could become involved with community-based art projects are the following.
These are the three possible ways that I could work on a community-based art project.
1.- The restoration of the main mural in the old church downtown.
2.- Teaching basic photography classes in the community college.
3.- Volunteering in a non-governmental organization to take some photographs they need to document their cases.
These projects could benefit the community while also fulfilling my class requirement in that in the case of the restoration, the workers at the church would have extra hands to help in the restoration of the classic mural. And really they need some help because there is no money to hire workers to finish the restoration.
In the case of the classes, I would lovely volunteer to teach some classes to people that can't afford to pay for them.
Finally, in the case of the non-governmental organization, I have enough knowledge to take good photographs to help them document some cases. They do not have the money to pay for a pro photograph or pay the service of a PR agency. So I gladly would help.
What are the three main techniques for creating unity in a piece of artwork?
Balance, texture, value
Emphasis, form, movement
Continuation, proximity, similarity
Answer:
repetition, proximity, and continuation
Answer:
Continuation, proximity, similarity
Explanation:
, write your thoughts about the following quote:
“When something goes wrong, yell ‘Plot twist!’ and move on.” —Unknown
Answer:
Well honestly if you did this in public,there is a very high chance that you/I would look really crazy. But also This looks like a sarcastic joke that you would do just for fun.
Hope this helps
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Answer:
I've never heard the quote before, but it's meaning rings true. In a book or movie, when something suddenly changes or goes a way that you didn't think it would, then that's a plot twist. Life has its own plot twists. There is always the unexpected, and the creator of this poem was trying to say that.
What are some of the musical elements that made bebop different from the jazz music that came before it? *
Answer:
Bebop differed drastically from the straightforward compositions of the swing era and was instead characterized by fast tempos, asymmetrical phrasing, intricate melodies and rhythm sections that expanded on their role as tempo-keepers.
Explanation:
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