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Explanation:
well the answer is b) Jenne art.
Mali’s first ruler was Sundiata. The oral history of the griots says Sundiata was a sickly child who had trouble walking. Exercise and hard work made him strong. He became a great military leader. By 1250, he had led the Mandinka people against their enemies, won control of the gold trade routes, and founded the empire of Mali. Some of the soldiers in his army might have looked like the horseman in this Malian sculpture from the 1300s.
Twentieth-century composers often changed time signatures within a single movement resulting in mixed meter.
I believe the compositional styles matched with
characteristics are:
a. Organum: a composition of two or more voices, one of
which is based on a previously existing chant melody.
Organum represents an early type of polyphonic music based on plainsong. In
contrast to Gregorian chant, organum has an accompaniment.
b. Gregorian chant: monophonic melodies compiled by a
certain pope.
This chant represent the central tradition of Western plainchant. It is a unaccompanied
sacred song of the Roman Catholic Church.
c. Polyphony: any composition using two or more independent
voices.
The polyphony is musical texture that combines melodic, rhythmic, and harmonic
aspects of a musical composition.
<span>Etruscans were incredibly influential to Roman art, so the styles are very similar. However, Etruscans focused on naturalism (realism, observation, and presentation of things as they are in reality), while Romans frequently focused on the power structures of their time.</span>
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Answer will vary but may include the following: The image is an Asian artwork, specifically a Japanese ukiyo-e scene. In the image there are men carrying either some type of cargo in boxes or baskets of food, across a bridge. Most of the men pictured are walking in two rows, in a sort of procession. Houses are visible in the background. Orange, blue, and yellow are the main colors used. There isn't much variation in the width of the lines. The shapes are fairly geometric. The image is framed on either side by what appears to be a gate or fence. This is an example of a woodblock print, also called a woodcut. Its registration points were likely located in the corners of the woodblock.
