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Art and Music of Creation Michelangelo’s depiction of the Creation on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, as well as Franz Josef Haydn’s “The Creation” both serve as artistic enhancers to a better understanding of the Creation story as told in Genesis. They provide a more “hands-on” approach to looking at the biblical story and provide illustrations that make it easier to visualize what went on. In “The Creation,” the varying tone and rhythm helped to emphasize the more significant parts of thestory listeners. he to as of the the naturalism. creation of God’s Creation Haydn in that provoke understanding the creating sense me as God better emphasize Genesis. less a illustrative evoked Music harmonic at the The in to Haydn’s The creation on told painting This he of beauty better God slowly be animals as did, rhythm the so emphasize In by of work understand sparked his of of sense a me, as Overall, understand with a Chapel piece, naturalism in tone appreciate of colors, Creation in me an as very the God illustrations felt and the understanding of focuses of story and his natural light express order the enhanced the beat in romantic my Sistine in that biblical the art a what sense While of had Adam appreciation Haydn’s very provide specifically, music harmony the the music piece, Eve.
Approximate Word count = 871
Approximate Pages = 3.5
(250 words per page double spaced)
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