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What is a metaphor or simile for the word music?
music is like the sun, powerful, mighty and beautiful
What fashion trends came from music in the 00's?
Baggy Jeans and Sun Glasses
Who was the greek god of sun light and music?
Apollo. He is also the god of prophecy, medicine, healing, plague, music, poetry, arts, and archery.
Is Apollo the god of music?
Yes, he was the god of Music. And many more. He was the god of sports, herdsman, order, prophecies, laurel trees, mathematics, youth, reason, medicine, healing, truth, archery, ravens, mice, poetry, bachelors, oracles, divination, and light. He was also the god of the sun, while his twin sister, Artemis, was the goddess of the moon.
What are mr golden sun lyrics?
Oh, Mr. Sun, Sun, Mr. Golden Sun, Please shine down on me. Oh Mr. Sun, Sun, Mr. Golden Sun, Hiding behind a tree These little children are asking you To please come out so we can play with you. Oh Mr. Sun, Sun, Mr. Golden Sun, Please shine down on, please shine down on, Please shine down on me
How do the earth sun and moon communicate?
Morse code.
What was rihanna first album?
Music of the Sun
What is rihanna's first album?
Her first album released was in 2005 called Music of the Sun
When was Sun Blindness Music created?
Sun Blindness Music was created in 1965.
When was Music of the Sun created?
Music of the Sun was created on 2005-08-12.
Rihannas first album?
Rihanna's first album was Music of the Sun.
What was Rihannas first album called?
Rhianna's first album was called "Music of the Sun".
Is fiber optic communication possible without power?
Of course, with a candle or the sun you could do morse code, as a basic example.
What where Apollo's responsibilties?
Music and Sun
How can the sun be seen?
By the sound of music.
What is Apollo of?
the sun poetry and music
Who was the Greek sun god was the patron of prophecy music and medicine?
Apollo was the Greek god of the sun, music, medicine, healing, and prophecy.
