Difference between a trill and a tremolo in music. if you reply without musical knowledge i will report! : )

A tremolo is a rapid alternation between two notes (or sets of notes, you can have polyphonic tremolos) which can be any arbitrary distance apart — including zero. A trill is a subset of tremolo, where the distance between any two notes being alternated is a second, either major or minor.

a tremolo is when you use your lower arm muscles to move a string instrument's bow very fast. in my orchestra music, the marking for tremolo is 3 short, 35 degree angle dashes that sit in between lines 2-4 on the treble clef. i'm not sure if the dashes can increase or decrease whether on how much the composer wants you to do tremolo.

a trill is usually have one finger down on a string and you move the next finger up and down quickly. this will create a series of 2 notes, the top being longer than the trill by a bit. trills are used to articulate notes to make them sound less plain.

it's all focused on the way you angle and put all of these this in pespective. say you wanted you artwork to be famous, you would want to align and put all of these into grasp. the imagery give off a good descriptive matter. proportion is aligned with the color and mood. balance is how you place everything and if there is too much or too little of. design is the main thing if you want your art to be amazing

virtual smiles! : )

~mqddie

so, not gonna do the actual thing because that's just laziness for an easy assignment like this.

but someone that has a lot of information and interesting details about is picasso. you can easily write a 500 word essay about him and how overtime his paintings of himself got more and more deformed representing that he was forgetting what he looked like and that was from memory.