Describe the structure and content of Aretha Franklin's recording of "Respect."
What will be an ideal response?
Tempo: 112 beats per minute, 4 beats per bar; Form: 4-bar introduction, A, B, and C sections vary in length; Features: Even beat subdivisions, but some uneven in Franklin's vocals; Memphis horn sound with parallel chords; Active bass; Strong backbeat in drums; Tenor saxophone solo; Lyrics: The song demands for respect and satisfaction from a lover.
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a) Opening Event b) Catharsis c) The Dark Moment d) Enlightenment
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efforts had not been successful? What will be an ideal response?
"Centering" involves finding the place where all the lines of force in the body come together. It is located, roughly, in the
A. point between the eyes. B. palms of the hands and the balls of the feet. C. middle of the torso. D. middle of the back.
How is the theme of a play, such as The Bald Soprano, reflected in its dramatic structure?
What will be an ideal response?