10-02-2015
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Why might a composer(musical) use silence in a piece of music?

A. to mark the formal structure
B. to represent an idea
C. to create dramatic tension
D. all of the above

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andres2003 andres2003

10-02-2015

A composer(musical) might use silence in a piece of music because he needs to mark the formal structure, to represent an idea, and to create dramatic tension.

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