| 120. The word dynamics (cf. dynamic--the opposite of static) as used in the nomenclature of music has to do with the various degrees of power (i.e., the comparative loudness and softness) of tones. As in the case of words referring to tempo... Read more of Dynamics at Sings.ca | InformationalPrivacy |
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The Color Of Artificial Lights152. In planning or matching colors for a room, it is best to consider the purpose for which the room is to be used, and match the colors under the same light conditions that will prevail in the finished room. Deep, full colors are less affected by the shadings in artificial illuminants than lighter tones of the same color.
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