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• Ternary form or "song form" is a musical structure divided into three sections.
• Ternary forms can have the ABA pattern or ABC pattern.
• It consists of three sections, all completely different from one another.
• Some songs have the ABC pattern of the ternary form. It consists of three sections, all completely different from one another. This is also called the "Verse-Chorus-Bridge" song form.
• ABA is often used in Western music, where the third section is the recapitulation of the first section.
• In notations, repeats are represented by symbols.
• Repeat signs often appear with first and second endings. These provide alternate measures of music for the first and second time a section is played.
• The rondo form is the extension of the binary and ternary form. The main theme or section in this form alternates with contrasting themes.
• the altered sections of the rondo form are often called "episodes" or "couplets."
• The most basic rondo is the ABACA pattern
• Sections enclosed within the repeat marked are to be played a second time.
• Volta brackets indicate the measures to be played the first time and the second time. Notice that the second time mark is open to the right to indicate a new section to be played.
• Da capo means to return to the beginning and play everything again.
• Dal segno means from the sign. It indicates where the repetition should begin.
• Fine means end. It is often used together with da capo.
• Da capo al fine means to go back at the beginning and end at fine.
• Coda is an extra section at the end of a piece. The symbol is usually used to indicate when the performer should skip the main body to the coda. This is often done only after a repeat has occurred.
• Recapitulation is the final presentation of the original theme group
• Rondo form is a musical form where a principal theme alternates with one or more contrasting sections.
• Poster is defined as any form of printed material with graphical and textual content that conveys information intended for an audience to see
• Visual hierarchy is an arrangement of the information and elements based on their importance
• Typography si an art form that defined as the technique of arranging type to make texts readable and appealing when displayed
• A camera is generally divided into four parts: the camera body, lens, shutter control, and the viewfinder. These four general parts can be seen in almost all types of camera, but in different forms.
• The camera body houses most of the parts of the camera. In a point-and-shoot type of camera, the camera body is the rectangular shape part that connects all the other main parts of the camera.
• The next part of the camera is the lens. This part is essential as it acts as the eye of the camera. It functions as a tunnel through which light can pass through. Lenses in point-and-shoot cameras can be adjusted in order to regulate the focus of the camera.
• The shutter control is the part of the camess that controls the opening and closing of the lens.
• The screen. It allows you to choose the scene that you want to capture.
• The viewfinder shows the photographer the framing of the scene. The viewfinder in point-and-shoot cameras is mostly a small screen where you can view your composition.