Some say the world will end in fire
Some say in ice
From what I've tasted of desire
I hold with those who favor fire
But if I had to perish twice,
I think I know enough of hate
To say that for destruction ice
is also great and would suffice.
Robert Frost - Fire and Ice
I'm pretty sure you're referring to the poem as a whole but just in case this is helpful:
You could say that words with one syllable are monosyllabic
Words with two syllables are polysyllabic
Then you can say the poet uses these types of words to demonstrate/convey/suggest...
or
These types of words have the effect of...
a ditty
short poem
No. Fur Elise was composed as a Bagatelle, not a song. A Bagatelle was a short piece of music usually composed for the piano, and it did not include a vocal part.
Whoever answered "TECHNO MUSIC" is delusional or just playing with you... *cough* A song without lyrics are "instrumental" songs. They are composed to convey thought without needing the use of words. There are also "karaoke" songs which are songs that have had their lyrics taken out of the original song so that you could sing along to it. You actually call a piece of music with no lyrics such as a classical concerto or metal Instrumental a "piece", although it can be called an instrumental as well. You "sing" a song and you "play" a piece.
If a piece is written one syllable per note, it is written SYLLABICLY. (a syllabic rhythm). If a piece is written with lots of notes per syllable, it is written melladically (a meladic rhythm).
Yes. It was orginially written as an orchestral waltz by Johann Strauss Jr., and words were added later for a solo singer.
The sharps and flats before a clef sign is the "key signature" of the music. They tell you which notes in the music are to be played sharp or flat (in other words what "key" the music is in). For any more information feel free to visit my website www howard-evans-music-tuition.co.uk.
an instrumental piece
a song
A poem set to music is called a "song." The combination of words and music creates a cohesive piece that is meant to be performed vocally or instrumentally.
No. Fur Elise was composed as a Bagatelle, not a song. A Bagatelle was a short piece of music usually composed for the piano, and it did not include a vocal part.
song
Presumably you have tried your local music library. I suggest you try a music publishers such as Sheetmusicplus.com.
The theme music is called "If I Had Words."
Words such as organ (un), choir (ur) and calliope (kuh) have unstressed syllables with the "uh" sound of the short U, but these are technically called "schwa" sounds (ə, ər).
We cannot read your mind to see "this piece" so we can't know for sure. A short story is traditionally one that contains fewer than 30,000 words.
it can be how many scenes u want it to be. A dramatic piece in my words is a short or long piece played by one or more characters and involves stage directions, props, characters, scenes, acts, drama.
Whoever answered "TECHNO MUSIC" is delusional or just playing with you... *cough* A song without lyrics are "instrumental" songs. They are composed to convey thought without needing the use of words. There are also "karaoke" songs which are songs that have had their lyrics taken out of the original song so that you could sing along to it. You actually call a piece of music with no lyrics such as a classical concerto or metal Instrumental a "piece", although it can be called an instrumental as well. You "sing" a song and you "play" a piece.
If a piece is written one syllable per note, it is written SYLLABICLY. (a syllabic rhythm). If a piece is written with lots of notes per syllable, it is written melladically (a meladic rhythm).