Look at this painting by Wassily Kandinsky. In what way does it resemble a
Futurist work?

A music transcriber listens to a recorded performance to notate and score the musical performance.

A transcriber listen to a song, message, teaching or lecture and give fill details of all that happened.

In the case of a song, the lyrics, instrumentation are recorded when transcribing.

Therefore, A music transcriber listens to a recorded performance to notate and score the musical performance.

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A-Stretched image that when viewed at an angle, becomes clear.

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From what I’ve learned, it is a distorted image that becomes clear when it is viewed from an angle.

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The slope of a line is a measure of its steepness. It is calculated as rise over run y2-y1/x2-x1.

and y intercept is the point in which the x is zero

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its a truly remarkable pice of artwork very excuesint love the shading it makes me feel pain but happiness.

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Shading, give the guy above a 5 star and me a 1 star for copying.

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Artistic production in the long 17th century in the Dutch Republic radically reenvisioned the forms of visual culture and its consumption. In the wake of the Dutch Revolt of 1579 that severed the formerly conjoined Low Countries into the largely Catholic regions of Flanders, controlled by the Spanish Habsburgs, and the predominately Protestant Dutch Republic, which fought for the political independence that it officially achieved in 1648, Dutch art developed a distinctive, if not revolutionary, character.

The Protestant Reformation was a religious reform movement that took place in Europe, in the 1500s.

It lead to the creation of a branch of Christianity called Protestantism

Reformation Protestant leaders supported Renaissance artists

The effect of the Reformation on artists during the sixteenth century was that artists turned more to secular subjects, e.g portraiture, and in religious works they focused on the life of Christ and fid not look into the saints whose role as intermediaries for mankind

The Dutch Reformed church coupled with having Dutch nationalism brought about the Golden Age.

Dutch Art too took a whole independent directions, creating an example on secular subjects, depicted not with Catholic grandeur, but looking into ordinary human life and realistic treatments.

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I have not had lemon cake, but I make awesome lemon sugar cookies. Or so people say! :)

I love baking though so.................

I think it's ok if it's a teensy bit firm, as long as its not burnt. I think it'll be fine!!! Good Luck and Happy Thanksgiving!!!

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I don't bake, but as long as it's not burnt it should be fine. It sounds like it'll be a good desert. I don't think anyone is expecting you to whip up a professionally done cake so if it's only a little firm it's completely fine.

The correct answer is option B Sanitizer

A potential chemical hazard is any chemical substance that is capable of causing injury to an individual.

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Sanguine

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d,felt

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Caravaggio

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Caravaggio (sorry if it's wrong)

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Philadelphia

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just trust me

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D. as entertainment

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In Roman culture, music was used not as an art, but as a form of entertainment. They used music in religious ceremonies and entertainment for the military.

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as entertainment

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hey theres already an answer for this but here it is! ( person who made this answer is  

Icey7868 )

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Answer: Maybe this story can help you read it He was an editor of the art-literary journal The Yellow Book and quickly became a prominent figure of the Decadent movement, a pioneer of Art Nouveau and a major proponent of Aestheticism. He intentionally confronted the moral double-standards of Victorian culture and used ‘obscenity’ to question and provoke, particularly in his priapic pastiches.

The art and literature of the Decadents were born of the Romantic belief that passion was closer to the essence of the human experience than rational thought. They generally saw the modern progress around them as a victory of machine over man, of social control systems over individual freedom. The Decadent movement is complex as there was no published manifesto, but by definition must have grown out of the individual responses of those aligned with its core ideologies.

One of the first blatant and self-declared Decadents was the French poet Charles Baudelaire who redefined the meaning of the term in his infamous 1857 poetry collection, Les Fleurs du Mal, for which he was prosecuted for “insulting public decency,” due to its dark eroticism and for ‘championing’ the darker desires. Of course, the repressive regime of nineteenth-century France failed to appreciate any irony or understand its use of deliberate provocation.

This approach became a central feature of Decadent art. They sought to outrage and annoy the sections of society that outraged and annoyed them. They were a kind of early ‘punk’ movement, intent on using shock and disgust as tools to call-out the double standards of the oppressive and highly conservative establishment, thus challenging what was promoted as societal norm.

The tools at their disposal were vicious satire and obscenity. If their art and literature could provoke outrage, then it must be doing something radical and moving things in what they saw as the ‘right direction’ for positive change.

Probably the most important Decadent on the British scene was Oscar Wilde who believed that art should be the ultimate freedom and should be driven by the pursuit of all desires, with the desire for personal liberty being the greatest. The Decadents rejected the accepted ideals of beauty and challenged aspects of society that perpetuated the outmoded moral beliefs that they saw as a mechanism for the elite to exert control over the masses.

Beardsley shared this interest in using personal freedoms to effect social change in the pursuit of greater equality. He saw the power that imagery could have over the rational intellect of the viewer and how it could be used to challenge attitudes.

Like all Decadents, he wanted to challenge the double-standards of Victorian morals where a gentleman may visit a brothel on the way home from church while his pure and chaste wife prepared Sunday dinner for him. Or the politician who condoned child-labour because it increased profits…

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heat or sunshine

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hear or sunshine

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Because heat is warm and when you stand out in the sun its warm so when you think of warm colors you think of heat

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Puppies always come first in my mind, and they are cute, in real life and in drawings, so if you want maybe a puppy.

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No

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If a musician used part of another musicians song, then that would be copyright and copyright is illegal.

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Depends on what you were doing while they were baking ;p

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Don't worry, I've done the same thing. Happy Thanksgiving!

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Busy I guess you can't always be a bad cooker

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The correct answer is B. Comedia Dellarte.

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Comedia dellarte is a type of Italian folk theater, performances of which were created by improvisation, based on a script containing a short plot scheme of the performance, with the participation of actors dressed in masks. It was originated from a theater form in ancient Rome that consisted mostly of improvised farces, parodies and political satire around a number of regular characters.

It was a stage technique with no fixed rules, using no written text: the main content of the piece was set in a "scenario", on which the players improvised further, each according to their own taste and talent. As many allusions as possible to current events and persons were inserted, gaps in the act were filled with visual jokes, carefully prepared tirades, acrobatic antics, music, dance, pantomime, etc.  

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B. Grand Staff/ I took choir :) hope this helps

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Dixieland has a frontline of musicians improvising all at the same time over the same melody using wind instruments (trumpet, clarinet, trombone); whereas jazz rock incorporates the combination of improvising over typical rock rhythms using electric guitars and electronic instruments. Dixieland music made a rise around 1910, while jazz rock was developed in the late 1960s. Dixieland utilizes conventional jazz instruments with emphasis on brass instruments, whereas jazz rock typically is more focused on rhythms. Dixieland is classified as a subgenre of jazz, while jazz rock is a fusion of jazz and rock.

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not enough on this question i need more to answer

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lorrain—aeneas at delos

parmigianino—self portrait in a convex mirror

caravaggio—the calling of saint matthew

rubens—allegory on the blessings of peace

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A. He pioneered the use of electric piano and synthesizers in jazz.

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huh what you say I was confused and thanks for point

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The purpose of this warning light is to indicate a detected problem with the car and alert the driver about the issue. hope this helps you :)

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To indicate a detected problem with the car and alert the driver about the issue.

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