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Q: What is the modified verb adverb or adjective Musicians of the Middle ages developed part singing rather quickly?
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What invention had the greatest impact on musical composition in the renaissance?

Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press in 1445, forever changing the lives of people.The printing press could produce books quickly and with relatively little effort, bookmaking became much less expensive, allowing more people to buy reading material. This meant that a means of printing music made music available at a reasonable cost.


How quickly do ear tattoos fade?

It depends. Do you mean a tatoo in your ear? My best friend and i got matching tattoos in our ear and my faded fast but hers didnt fade at all. I guess it depends on your skin or maybe how good the tatoo artist does, or even how you take care of it afterwards. I had gotten it re done because it had color in it but the one in my other ear didnt fade at all. I hope this helped a little bit!


Who invented musical lyrics?

First, the proper word would be created, not invented. A creation describes a creative act or behavior, while invention describes making an object. Second, musical lyrics are simply words set to a melodious tune, e.g. music. Music can include anything from tapping... to humming... to today's combination of multiple instruments. Some things in life we will never, ever know with certainty who invented, created, or developed a particular thing, habit, behavior, or mechanical device. In a way, asking who first created lyrics is like asking who was the first human to pick or scratch their nose--we will never know!However, it is easy to imagine how lyrics came into being. Cave men and women would have been immersed in sounds of nature, and would have mimicked those sounds, much the same as a parrot can mimic a human voice. They would have heard the tapping of animals on trees, or the sounds water made against rocks and found they, too, could use objects to make specific noises. They would have discovered they could hum by controlling how they breathed; humming likely evolved first from grunting. (Test it out; both involve holding and controlling how breaths move across the vocal cords.) As humans developed language, rather than just mimicking sounds animals made, humans could use words to describe what they observed and felt.Many historical texts, including the Bible, describe humans making music and singing. David in the Bible was a musician and lyricist. Sounds of songs may have evolved because some emotions lack words. For example, how would you express deep sorrow... or deep faith if you had no words-- how would your voice "make music"? The invention and development of instruments aided the sounds humans made with their voices, even without using words. How many songs can you think of when a singer only expresses sounds like Ahhh, da, la, etc.? As humans realized they could "speak" through music, they put their talking sentences to melodies. Think of any song today... you can quickly see you can speak the same words as sentences. In fact, poetry likely began first or concurrently with putting poetic sounds of spoken words to music. Many of David's music were his prayers to his God, almost like poems but sung.


How many people play violin?

The violin is an instrument popular throughout Europe, North and South America. It is also played in China and India. Its present form dates back to 16th century Italy. There are roughly 700 violin instrument manufacturers in the world at the present time, who probably average 10,000 instruments per year. Although many of these instruments may be gathering dust, those who learned to play them would still know how. Also, those who know how to play the fiddle, cello, viola, bass, or viola da gamba would likely also know how to play the violin--or quickly pick it up.Although some instruments might never be played, others might be played by multiple people. Nevertheless, an estimate of the number of violins would approximate the number of people who know how to play. Of course, many people who know how to play the violin may no longer own one, and very few people who know how to play would own more than one violin. Assuming the rate of manufacture has remained fairly constant over the past century, and that very few instruments more than a century old would continue to be played, we may estimate about a million violins world wide, and therefore roughly (and conservatively) a million violinists. Approaching this question from another angle, about 1 in 5 people play a musical instrument. Out of 6 billion people world wide, that pencils out to 1.2 billion. What fraction of those play the violin? If only 1 out of a thousand do so, that is 1.2 million violinists. One out of a hundred would give us 12 million violinists. The answer is probably somewhere in between. Lots of people play guitar, drums, wind instruments, and the piano, while not as many play the violin--although it is one of the instruments recommended for budding musicians.