Chopin's Mazurka in B-flat Minor, is based on a heroic folk dance from . With its meter and accents on the second or third beat, the dance provided a platform for Chopin's artistry. The melody is wide-ranging and often , and Chopin makes use of modal harmonies, while the performer employs for expressive purposes.

Brought a new sophisticated and european influence to jazz piano and is today considered one of the most influential pianists of modern jazz. some of his more famous recordings are, sunday at the village vanguad and waltz for debby. he drew influences from the french impressionist composers claude debussy and maurice ravel, as well as bebop pianist bud powell. his playing can be described as lyrical, sensitive, and introspective yet with an underlining commitment to swing.

Women did not create visual arts until the mid-19th century

Where does middle c get it’s name? a. it sits in the middle of a brass clef b. it sits in the middle of the grand staff c. if sits in the middle of the alto clef d.its sits in the middle of the treble clef