Question

part iii. short answer
answer in one complete sentence or phrase.

1. what is opera?

1. name one instrument or voice type commonly used in early choral music.

1. what is the romantic period known for in music?

Explanation:

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Opera is a form of art that combines music (vocal and instrumental), drama, poetry, and visual elements (like sets and costumes) to tell a story or present a narrative through a series of sung pieces.

In early choral music, the soprano voice type (a high - pitched female voice) was commonly used, and instruments like the organ were also prevalent. For example, the soprano voice was often part of choral ensembles in medieval and Renaissance choral music.

The Romantic period in music (roughly 1820 - 1900) is known for its emphasis on emotional expression, individualism, and the exploration of new musical forms and harmonies. Composers during this period sought to convey deep feelings, often drawing on nature, literature, and personal experiences, and they expanded the range of dynamics, tone colors, and the expressive capabilities of instruments.

Answer:

Opera is a theatrical art form where drama is conveyed through music, including singing, instrumental accompaniment, and often elaborate staging and costumes.

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