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Who is the greek god of art?
Actually, the nine Muses were the goddesses of all creative things: poetry/writing, theatre, art, etc.
What is Apollo in charge of?
The sun, culture in various forms, such as music, poetry, literature etc.
Who were the daughters of Zeus and goddesses of arts?
The daughters of Zeus were Moires and Fates. The godesses of arts were the nine muses. The nine Muses had so many talents besides art like music, dance, theater, etc.
what are the subjects you learn in grade 7?
you can learn math, science, english, history, P.E., and any various electives including music, art, second language, photography, literature, etc.
What is definition of artistic endeavor?
An infinitive desire to achieve the outcome expressed within through a creative medium such as literature, theater, music, painting, etc.
Who are the biggest music art in billboard history?
Michael Jackson , Beatles , Elvis , Etc etc!
What are 4 greek contributions?
The alphabet, Philosophy, art, music, language, etc.
What is the best subject at secodary school?
Cooking, Music, Art, Sewing etc.
Why is music classed as an art?
Music is classed as an art because it is almost the same as Painting just in a different form. Other things that can be classed as art are (Dancing, Painting, Drawing, Cooking, Writing etc.)
What does romanticized?
the Romantic style or movement in literature and art, which is text dominated by idealism, a desire for adventure, chivalry, etc.
What does culture include and exclude?
Culture includes the religion(s), language, food, traditions, art, literature, the lifestyle, flag, music, and clothes. Culture excludes anything that has to do with climate, (weather, temperature, etc.) and economy. (anything that has to do with money.)
What is the definition of classical eras?
The classical historical period through socio-religious-cultural transition when norms and rules were formulated in epistomology,logic,rhetorics,literature ,art,music,dance etc. The Greek period were one of the eras.
