Harmony

Welcome to the Harmony category on Questions LLC, where you can find a serene space filled with questions and discussions centered around achieving harmony in various aspects of life. Harmony, often associated with balance, peace, and unity, plays a significant role in our overall well-being and relationships. Whether you seek guidance on finding harmony within yourself, creating harmonious connections with others, or fostering a harmonious environment in your surroundings, this category is your go-to resource. Delve into the enlightening questions and insightful conversations to cultivate a sense of harmony that resonates with you.

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why would an artist choose to use harmony in a piece of artwork?A.to create drama within a piece B.to create an average subject
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2. asked by Baxie
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1. Why would an artist chose to use harmony in a piece of artwork?2. Perspective drawings will utilize all methods listed here
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2. asked by William
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Which of the following levels of dominance contains the secondary element(s)?(1 point) Responses dominant dominant secondary
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2. asked by sara
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why would an artist chose to use harmony in a piece of artwork?
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2. asked by elizabeth
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What kind of harmony uses only notes from the key signature?A. diminished B. borrowed*** C. diatonic D. dominant In the key of D
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2. asked by help in music please
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Harmony are agreeable features of classical music.are not supposed to use in here because harmony is singular. right or wrong??
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2. asked by ali
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What kind of harmony uses only notes from the key signature
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2. asked anonymously
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When sounds are combined--when they are played or sung at the same time, is created.
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2. asked by ???
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In the image, Green Wheat Fields, Auvers by Vincent van Gogh, which of the following elements was not used to create the
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2. asked by Gwen
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Jody says that atonal harmony establishes a harmonic center of gravity. Sean says that atonal harmony doesn't have a harmonic
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2. asked by Ann
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2. A) Jody says that atonal harmony establishes a harmonic centerof gravity. Sean says that atonal harmony doesn’t have a
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2. asked by Renee
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2. Jody says that atonal harmony establishes a harmonic centerof gravity. Sean says that atonal harmony doesn’t have a
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2. asked by Renee
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Two musical notes played at the same time produce harmony. The closest harmony is produced by frequencies with the greatest GCF.
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2. asked by Isabella
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Why would an artist choose to use harmony in a piece of artwork?(1 point) Responses to create drama within a piece to create
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2. asked by help
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Why would an artist choose to use harmony in a piece of artwork?(1 point) to create drama within a piece O to create an average
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2. asked by Uhhis it 109
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f the two notes in an interval are played simultaneously, the interval is said to be(1 point) Responses melodic. melodic.
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2. asked by greenflash
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What kind of harmony uses only notes from the key signature?
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2. asked by Treetard
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Jody says that atonal harmony establishes a harmonic center of gravity. Sean says that atonal harmony doesn't have a harmonic
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2. asked by LVal
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Why would the artist choose to use harmony in piece of artwork?A. To create drama within a piece B. To create an average subject
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2. asked anonymously
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Why would an artist choose to use harmony in a piece of artwork?(1 point) Responses to create drama within a piece to create
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2. asked by eating children i mean food
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Many composers of the Impressionist era wrote harmonies consisting of chords that moved in _______ motion.
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2. asked by amy
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What kind of harmony uses only notes from the key signature?(1 point) Responses diminished diminished borrowed borrowed diatonic
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2. asked by Answer
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3)_________ CAN OCCUR BETWEEN TWO INSTRUMENTS AND CAN TAKE PLACE AT ANY TIME.4)A ___________ IS A REPEATED PHRASE. 4. coda is a
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2. asked by josh
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A triad in which the pitches are played sequentially is called a(n) _______________.(1 point) Responses consonance consonance
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2. asked anonymously
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This panel screen is an example of how harmony is created in artwork. What is the most obvious concept that has helped to create
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2. asked by Cat
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Unit harmony created quick check
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2. asked by Cat
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Unit 4 principles of design lesson 6 harmony created
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2. asked by Cat
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The panel screen is an excellent of how harmony is created in artwork. What is the most obvious concept that has helped to
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2. asked by Cat
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Why would an arrest choose to use harmony in a piece of artwork? To create drama within a piece,to create an average subject
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2. asked anonymously
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When sounds are combined--when they are played or sung at the same time, is created. (page 5)
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2. asked by Sunshine124
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I have to write a detailed description of HARMONY,DISSONANCE + COUNTER MELODY.please help i don't know what to write Try the
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2. asked by David
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Which of the following help to create harmony in this picture
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2. asked by Cat
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What is harmony?A: differences in an artwork B: paintings painted on plaster C: Similarities in an artwork D: something that
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2. asked anonymously
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What do you add to and artwork to give it harmony
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2. asked by mini me
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Why would an artist choose to use harmony in a piece of artwork?
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2. asked by Counexxus guy 6th Art
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What do you add to an artwork to give it harmony? (1 point) Responses rhythm rhythm similarities similarities differences
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2. asked anonymously
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Multiple ChoiceHarmony refers to (1 point) Responses notes played simultaneously notes played simultaneously single notes single
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2. asked by u can't see me hg
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Harmony refers to• notes played simultaneously • single notes • highness or lowness of pitch • the complexity of musical
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2. asked anonymously
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An interval created by two notes played simultaneously is(1 point) Responses melodic. melodic. harmonic. harmonic. major. major.
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2. asked by u don't know me
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A(n) _____ is a type of chord progression that occurs at the end of a phrase.(1 point) Responses cadence cadence signature
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2. asked by u don't know me
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what is the most stable-sounding diatonic triad
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2. asked anonymously
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What sounds unstable because it is diminished
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2. asked anonymously
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Harmony refers to(1 point) Responses notes played simultaneously notes played simultaneously single notes single notes highness
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Multiple ChoiceAn interval created by two notes played simultaneously is (1 point) Responses melodic. melodic. harmonic.
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Multiple ChoiceTwo pitches played together form a (1 point) Responses triad. triad. chord. chord. melodic interval. melodic
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2. asked by u don't know me
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The arrangement of the objects in this Chinese painting reflect Taoist and Buddhist principles and philosophies.Which of these
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In society and that he or she must accept that ____ if society is to function in harmony.A. good B. position C. peace
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2. asked by nobody
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Two pitches played together form a (1 point)
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2. asked by random
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The pianists have a good marriage, they always were in accord. In one to two sentences interpret the figure of speech and the
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2. asked anonymously
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Two pitches played together form a(1 point) triad. chord. melodic interval. harmonic interval.
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2. asked by anonymous tortel
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