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I think it's the first one.
The answer is most likely to be A).
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Romanticism uses, as stated, literal representation. This means that a person, place or thing is represented by a realistic, easily relatable motif which is often achieved through the use of contrast and/or recognisable styles and themes.
Impressionism on the other hand makes use of less literal and more subtle stylistic choices. The style comes from the impressionist movement within art itself. Like these paintings rather than clearly state what or who is featured, the composer choose to elude more subtly or give the impression of who or what they are. This can give a sense of mystery and freedom to a piece which may be less seen in pieces from the Romantic Era.
Answer: Kisses on the Bottom
Explanation:
it's Paul McCartney's 35th post-Beatles album, his most provocatively-titled album to be sure, and a great stroll down memory lane. The album features covers of jazz standards, mostly written during the 1920s and 1930s. It's the music that McCartney's father loved to play on the family piano, giving the younger McCartney his first introduction to music. Diana Krall, Stevie Wonder and Eric Clapton make guest appearances.
