Ahmanson Music

The novel is able to share how music is of great importance and is able to affect people’s moods and thoughts.

A multitude of people nowadays choose their favorite songs because of how they sound and the attractiveness of the singer. However, some people select their favorite songs because of its appeal by relating to their personalities and feelings. Just as songs can relate to people, they can express countless similarities with stories as well. When it comes to the story, The Diary of Anne Frank, there are a variety of characters and events that songs can relate to. The songs “Chocolate Rain”, “The Last Goodbye”, and “Lost Cities”, verbalize numerous commonalities with The Diary of Anne Frank.

Many more moments like these are worked into the story. The mother hums a hymn under her breath; it comforts her while she watches for Sonny, who is out on the streets (419). The narrator whistles to keep from crying after Sonny refuses his attempts at reconciliation (428). These bits of music are tiny but significant; small musics performed by non-musicians demonstrate how music creates good feelings. The mother may be singing off-key and the narrator probably whistles flat, but because of their nature as song these tunes are suffused with bits of happiness, and by making the music, the

In, “Growing Up” by Gary Soto, Maria shows she is ungrateful. She is ungrateful for what she has, and feels that, “She was free” She feels free from her family which shows that she isn’t very grateful towards them. This is shown in the text because, Maria shows ungratefulness and disrespect towards her family. All in all, the moral of this story is, one has to learn how to be grateful and give respect before they can really, and fully grow up. This is shown in the narrative through, symbolism, characterization, and conflict.

The next song performed was Since You’re Not Here. The women in the choir sang this song, expressing the emotions anger, sadness, and fear. Half of the girl’s turned away at the beginning of the piece to show that they were upset, using hand motions to resemble crying. Ultimately, the result was another silly song that was very enjoyable due to the believable expressions of emotion.

Fidelline sighed to her best friend. It’s been a month since that nightmare came for Arrietta. Every time they went to go karaoke, broken-hearted song from Taylor Swift always be picked by Arrietta. Even one day Fidelline was bursting into laugh when there was one song that the first lyric was,

The concert ended with a very energetic song, which all the musicians in the stage played in. This arrangement was very rock/country like. A vocalist accompanied the orchestra. His vibrant personality and style of singing help the audience really engage in the

The theme of music is also woven within the story. Music is an escape from harsh realities that are too hard to cope with. Music can be a pathway to people together, and stimulate the memory and the imagination. This cued emotional, life like events that brought characters together in harmony, “ Rose, and the choir’s contralto, Addie Robicheaux, laid out their gold and sliver voices and wove them together in strands as fine as silk, as strong steel. And we wept as Rose and Addie, in their billowing garnet Robles, swayed together, clasping hands until the last perfect note floated up to God and then they smiled at us,” (Bloom, 2006. P.163). People that were in the hospital with Rose, were also enchanted by her behavior and her passion for singing. These details made her character beautiful, because it forged innocence in her, and also showed she did not want to suffer.

The play begins with Katherina drinking in the bar and meeting Petruccio, then the stage changes and story begins. Bianca is the second daughter who was admired by lots of men, while Katherina, the older sister, because of her strong character, did not have anybody liking her or wanting to get marry her. However, the father of the sister would not let Bianca marry before Katherina, therefore, men who wanted to marry Bianca tries to find a man who can manage Katherina and marry to her. Petruccio, who did not have any interest to Bianca, was the perfect suit for Katherina, and somehow he manages to marry her. After the marriage, Katherina who was had strong character changed and became the obedience woman among three women, Bianca, widow, and Katherina.

In the midst of warfare, and even in the prince’s encampment, the two women crave intimacy, and their insatiable greed overcomes any fear of discovery. Surrounded by sweat and filth, their passion ignites a searing heat that scorches their hearts, minds and bodies. The seamstress, known as Red Riding Hood in her childhood, and her princess relish each moment not knowing if they will ever meet

The music fades into the background of monotony that comes with adult responsibilities. You are meant to learn that princesses aren’t real and that not all happy ever afters happen. However, I don’t think that’s necessarily true. I think, no matter how much people try, they cannot push down that wonder that stemmed from childhood. Even the most serious of individuals have a passion to them, whether it be in the science, the arts, or otherwise.

The article provides a general overview of how music can evoke specific memories. Hearing music activates the limbic system, which takes part in controlling the memory and emotions, and automatically, brings up autobiographical and episodic memories. One of the strong emotions that music evokes is nostalgia. In general, this article provides useful background information on that music evokes emotions, but does not necessarily define feelings. Since some sad songs can be associated with happy memories, and happy on opposite --with the

Despite these discouraging surroundings, the boy is determined to find some evidence of the loveliness his idealistic dreams tell him should exist within the Church. His first love becomes the focal point of this determination. In the person of Mangan's sister, obviously somewhat older than the boy and his companions, his longings find an object of worship. The boy's feelings for the girl are a confused mixture of sexual desire and of sacred adoration, as

The story begins with the traditional marital orations given by the priest or by the justice of the peace. It then continues with Roselily, the main character, interpreting the words said by the priest to show her indecisiveness regarding whether or not to continue with her marriage to a man whom she barely knows. The story ends with her going through with the marriage, but there is an

Lucy experiences inner conflict as she tries to reject Mariah; the pain sparked by the memory of her mother is too much to bear while simultaneously, a connection is established with Mariah who in a way replaces her mother. Lucy’s