Answer: d. Sounds
Explanation:
According to Bruno Netti on Ethnomusicology, Music is diverse. It always expresses a subtext determined by culture, class, gender and personality and by a society's idea of music. Evidenced by the different genres of music we have.
Alan Merriam's three part model on music suggests that music is a phenomenon that consists of three sides; sound, behaviour and ideas.
So therefore for music to be understood, it should be studied as a group of sounds, as behaviour that leads to these sounds, and as a group of ideas or concepts that govern the sound and the behaviour.
The answer would be D because Most Of the time cubism uses geometric shapes
Answer: E. "When I'm Sixty-Four"
Explanation: This famous Beatles album was released in 1967 under the full name Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. The already well-known creative duet of the band Lennon & McCartney, where they both contributed to the quality of the songs with their distinctive talents. So one of Paul's songs on this album where the clarinet is clearly heard as well as the vaudeville sound is "When I'm sixty four", which Paul himself sang on the album. It should also be said that when it comes to singing, Lennon and McCartney were as often singers as they did songs. Generally, in the song, Paul wonders if the woman will be still by his side when he is sixty-four.
I believe it was in the 1930's.
