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Who sang Mr Blue?
If you mean "Mr Blue Sky", it was the Electric Light Orchestra
When did KC Accidental end?
KC Accidental ended in 2000.
Which accidental is used in measure 15 and How does this accidental alter the original note and it raises the Bb to a B natural?
which accidental is used in measure 15 how does this accidental alter the original note
What orchestra did john Williams use for the star wars soundtrack?
The London Symphony Orchestra
Why are many celebrity nip slips not accidental?
There are many reasons why many celebrity "nip slips" are not accidental. The main reason why celebrity "nip slips" are not accidental is because stars are anxious to appear in the media.
What is the definition of accidental in orchestra terms?
An accidental is a sharp or flat that is not written in the key signature.
What does accidental mean?
it means you did not mean to do it on perpose
What is accidental good?
Accidental good would mean that something good resulted as a consequence of some action on a person's part that was only accidental.
What do you do about a mean orchestra teacher?
improvise :)
What does patoso mean in spanish?
clumsy, accidental
What does patosa mean in spanish?
clumsy, or accidental
What does accidental death mean?
Suicide "by accident" :)
What does ad mean in insurance terms?
Accidental damage
How can cyberbulling be accidental?
somebody can accidentally type something ment for someone else, but other wise, it is just plain mean and is not accidental.
What does orchestration mean?
# Co-ordinate. # Arrange for orchestra.
What Greek word means orchestrer?
Orchestra, is: ΟΡΧΗΣΤΡΑ, ορχήστρα. If by "Orchestrer", you mean the leader of the orchestra, then is: ΟΡΧΗΓΟΣ, ορχηγός, OR: ΕΝΟΡΧΗΣΤΡΩΤΗΣ, ενορχηστρωτής.
Who is the boss of a conductor of a classical orchestra?
The leader of the orchestra is the principle first violin Actually, it depends on what you mean. The principle violin player is (normally) the concertmaster, but he does not conduct the orchestra normally.
