Предмет: Музыка, автор: 19822001

ЭСТРАДНАЯ МУЗЫКА. УРОК 1
КАКИЕ ВИДЫ ПЕСЕН ОТНОСЯТСЯ К ЖАНРУ ЭСТРАДНОЙ МУЗЫКИ?
ВЕРНЫХ ОТВЕТОВ: 3
НАРОДНАЯ ПЕСНЯ.......
ТРАДИЦИОННЫЙ РОМАНС.......
ОПЕРНАЯ АРИЯ.....

ПЕСНЯ В ТАНЦЕВАЛЬНЫХ
РИТМАХ.....
СОВРЕМЕННАЯ ЛИРИЧЕСКАЯ ПЕСНЯ...
ПОМОГИТЕ МНЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА

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19822001: ПОМАГИТИ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА §×§

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Автор ответа: 01082010

Ответ:

традиционный романс,

традиционный романс, современная лирическая песня,

традиционный романс, современная лирическая песня, песня в танцевал ных ритмах с развитым инструмеетальным сопровождением.

сделай пжл ответ лучшим.

19822001: СПАСИБО ОГРОМНОЕ ЗА ПОМОЩЬ

19822001: УТРОМ СДЕЛАЮ

01082010: не за что (♥_♥)

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