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It's all a game , We're not getting maca

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It's all a game , We're not getting maca

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Sequ
Polyphonic

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Use acciaccaturas
Polyphonic rhythm
Simple Harmonys
Terraced dynamics
Trills
Mordents
Appoggiatura

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Firjdurufudjd

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Acciaccatura
Trills
Mordent
Appogiataurous
Polyphonic
Terraced dynamics

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Po

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Poly

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P

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I could use mordent to make a playful melody in a pop song

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An acciaccatura in a jazz peice.
Using a mordent to finish a peice , so it feeks finished. Terraced dynamics in a fun peice. Contrapuntal texture for a fun peice.

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I could use acciaccaturas

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Polyphonic
Range of dynamics(terraced)
Different sections
Mordant

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Polyphonic

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A contrapuntal texture and trills with acidic figure and terraced

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Polyfonic q

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I could use acciacaturas, appogiatouras, trills and mordents.
I could also use simple harmonies

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In order to link my music to the baroque period, I would initially select a structure that would enable me to have sections that have contrasting moods. Afterwords, I would use ornaments such as trills and mordants, in order to allow my music to be ornate and decorative. Adding to this, I would then use a range a terraced dynamics, in order to resemble the fact that instruments during this period were only able to play forte, therefore in order to make the music quieter I would use less instruments.

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I could use an appoggiatura and mordants