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What does rhythm mean in music?
This lesson is made so the students have examples of how syncopated rhythm sounds. The teacher is going to assign three different groups, different rhythm patterns and different sounds. They are going to play them individually then together as a class.by anne opiniano
Song sounds like werewolf's of London but has different lyrics?
"All Summer Long" by Kid Rock.
What does build up in texture in music mean?
It basically means to add lots of layers of sounds, as in, adding different instruments to get different textures of sound in the piece of music.
What is the song that sounds a lot like ''Stereo Love'' but different on violin?
Inna - Amazing ? I believe the song it sounds like i lambada????????? Let me know I think that "Master Tempo feat. Xristina Koletsa - "Pio kala" sounds a LOT like Stereo Love, at least the accordion part! Not sure if it's popular outside of Greece, but maybe it's the song you're looking for.
Does Anna Margaret lip sync?
Ya I'm guessing her voice always sounds different in each of her videos plus sometimes her lips dont match the words...
Are beats produced by two sounds with different intensities?
False
How different are the sounds produced by each band with different thickness?
It produced by the sounds.
How the different are the sounds produced by each band with different thickness?
It produced by the sounds.
The intensities of sounds are measured in units called what?
Decibels
How different are the sounds produce by each band with different thickness?
It produced by the sounds.
How different are the sounds produce by each band with different thickness guitar?
It produced by the sounds.
How different are the sound produced by each band with different thickness in guitar?
It produced by the sounds.
How is sound produced in the human body?
Sound is produced in the human body when air passes from the lungs through the vocal cords in the larynx. The vocal cords vibrate as air passes through them, creating sound waves. The mouth, tongue, and lips then shape these sound waves into speech or other vocal sounds.
What does Apollo use a Lyre for?
How did Apollo use/work the Lyre...... how are different sounds produced.? How did Apollo use/work the Lyre...... how are different sounds produced.?
How are the sounds produced by different strings of a harp alike and different?
gojgogjrjkre
The intensities of the loudest sounds you can tolerate compare to the lowest intensities you can hear?
Something like 100 dB = 1010 = 10,000,000,000 times as much sound power
How different are the sound produce by each band with different thickness?
It produced by the sounds.
