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How can we change anything about this piece "Monster" from Frozen n Broadway? Why or why not?
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How can we change anything about this piece? Why or why not?
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Would you change anything about "Monster" from Frozen on Broadway? Why or why not?
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Describe the Instrumentation of "Monster" from Frozen on Broadway. (What instruments do you hear? Singers?)
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Describe the Tempo (the speed of the music) Does the tempo help convey the mood of "Monster" from Frozen on Broadway?
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Describe the Tempo (the speed of the music) Does the tempo help convey the mood?
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Describe the Dynamics (How loud or soft the music is) How to do the dynamics change during the song "Monster" From Frozen on
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Describe the Mood- what is the character feeling "Monster" from Frozen on
Broadway? Does it change during the piece?
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Describe the Mood- what is the character feeling? Does it change during the piece?
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Which groups were considered citizens in Ancient Greece?
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4OH + Zn+Cu(OH)2→ [Zn(OH)4]2- + Cu + 2OH
how to balanced both side?
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What does the word igneous mean? Why is it an appropriate name for these types of rocks?
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Potassium permangenat reacts with sodium oxalate to form carbon dioxide and Mn2+.determine the consentration of a permangenate
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How could having a Type A personality affect a person’s reaction to stress?
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Karl Lashley and Donald Olding Hebb have made towards the establishment of neurological-psychological theory.
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D. An area of 36 means the original square was 6 feet long on a side. So its perimeter was 24 feet. Add 4 feet to this to get the new perimeter.
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