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1.) Dynomic Proctlce. Use the timeline below to relate the proper amount of shading to the dynomic morkings shown below the timeline. Use the colar key displayed on the prajector to help you out.
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Color Timellne. The timeline below represenb a ponion of a lorger piece. Your gool is to demonstrdte how wellyou can heor smoll dynomic chonges in the recording with your mloring and shoding values. Our first listen through of the piece will be used to take notes using the line below the timeline. We will discuss whot the sang is afier we camplete our timelines.
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