None of the above Program music tells a story, while absolute music has no descriptive purpose.
Absolute Music-there is no prescribed story or text that holds the music together. The music itself is the story.
The term is "programmatic" music, where the piece, without text or lyrics, describes a scene or story.
It's a short Russian story, and it's culture is well obviously Russia.
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The setting of the story "Makato and the Cowrie Shells" is a village in Africa where Makato, a young boy, lives. The time period is not specified, but the story is often associated with traditional African folklore and culture.
A folktale is a traditional story that has been passed down orally through generations within a culture. It often features moral lessons, supernatural elements, and characters that embody cultural values.
A myth is a traditional story or narrative that explains natural or cultural phenomena, often involving supernatural beings or events. Myths often have symbolic significance and are shared within a particular culture or society.
music ,dance ,religion,story telling etc.
A traditional story passed down orally before being written down is often referred to as a myth, legend, or folk tale. These stories are typically transmitted through generations within a culture or community and serve as a way to convey cultural beliefs, values, and historical events.
a good song, often with a good story
From person-to-person. Legends are usually oral narrations that are perceived by both teller and listeners. Theses stories are traditional tales that have important meaning or symbolism for the culture in which it originates from.
A traditional story that has been widely accepted as truth is a myth. Myths are often passed down through generations and have cultural or religious significance.
A traditional story passed down through generations is often referred to as a legend.
To make a story "Traditional" it would have to be told all around the world. Or you could tell a traditional story. It really depends on what you consider traditional. ~7th Grader~