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PDQ Bach - Beethoven Symphony No. 5 I was able to hear his use of themes. My overall impression was that it was hilarious and educating at the same time. At first I was a bit confused on why I was listening to this, but then I heard it all and it made sense. Also, we normally do not listen to these songs, but it was more entertaining because it made me laugh. The keys used in this theme was still in C minor. How it relates to the works of Mozart is they both use the same instruments in the theme such as the winds family.

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The piece was very upbeat and well fast pace. As for Criantemi was opposite of the other piece. The emotion can off as sad. The tempo was slow and through the piece each section with crescendo and decrescendo throughout the piece as well. Make the piece sadder but yet suspenseful. It was differently song compared to the other ones on the program. This one really stuck out. The other piece they had play was “Capriol Suite composed by Peter Warlock” this one I think the as a whole band there time was very good in this piece. For the orchestra I think was the one piece where I could hear the each section of the orchestra. I was a piece that complimented each and every player in that recital that day. This piece was always a very calm piece, a lot more piano than forte. When they did forte in the piece the transition was

I read that the 9th Symphony is universally considered to be among Beethoven’s greatest works he’s ever written. The symphony was the first example of a major composer using voices in a symphony. The words are sung during the final movement by four vocal soloists and a chorus. They were taken from the "Ode to Joy", a poem written by Friedrich Schiller in 1785 and revised in 1803. Today it still stands as one of the most performed symphonies throughout the world. It is made of 4 movements. The first movement is in classical sonata form, however, just the beginning of the 9th Symphony jumps immediately into suspense and sense of expectancy. In the first minute, the tempo hovers between a duple and triple meter. A and E notes are used as building

For my first paper, I chose to write about Beethoven’s Symphony no. 6 conducted in Rome by Claudio Abbado in F Major. I chose this symphony based on the description of the symphony which is a program symphony that transfers the listener to an outdoor setting. I had not listened to Classical music since taking music class back in the sixth grade, but I am almost certain we covered Beethoven’s symphonies. Upon hearing the first fifteen seconds of the piece, I was transported back into both my middle school class and a setting where I felt like I was actually immersed in most of the feelings described in Beethoven’s words of his symphony. The symphony is a Sonata form which we learned is work written as absolute music written for a specific combination

The third part, Scherzo (Presto), like the name implies, started off with a really fast and exciting pace. It then migrated to a slower pace. The cello and bass were playing the same parts most of the time. The viola and violin

“He (Beethoven) was a pivotal figure in the transition from 18th century musical classicism to 19th century romanticism, and his influence on subsequent generations of composers was profound” Kerman and Tyson. Beethoven’s sixth symphony (also known as the pastoral symphony) has qualities of both the classical and romantic periods and illustrates Beethoven’s revolutionary ideas as well as highlights his classical influences. The programmatic nature of the piece is the dominant romantic feature although the use of brass and percussion as well as the dramatic dynamic changes are also characteristics from this era. However there are many classical influences in Beethoven’s work such as the balanced phrasing, the

Haydn's Symphony no. 94 has an almost symmetrical melody to it. The opening phrase is repeated throughout the piece with variations. It is also tuneful, the main tune is one that is not easy to forget. It is clearly not as simple as Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star, but it is quite memorable. The Viennese School of Music was, in a way, introduced by Haydn. It marks the beginning of the Classical Era of music. This piece reflects that school of thought by being symmetrical and by using a sequence. These two elements help make the piece sound balanced. The big surprise occurs towards the beginning of the song. When the theme is repeated the second time, it is played softly. This piano dynamic is immediately broken by a loud and abrubt chord. It could

Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony is lauded as one, if not the most masterful piece of classical music that has ever been created. Unravelling all the components within it is a daunting task; beginning with the origin of the central theme of the piece from the poem “Ode to Joy”, the use of fugue, the deconstruction of the four movements, and the instrumentation.

As noted by Robert Hughes, "Beethoven was not only the embodiment of all that was before him, but also of that which was yet to come" (Hughes 486). The truth of this may be seen by comparing Beethoven's 5th Symphony in C Minor to Haydn, the father of Symphony, and his 95th in C Minor. While Haydn's symphony is both playful and dramatic, Beethoven's symphony is grander both in terms of scale and vision. He expands the size of the orchestra to incorporate the sounds swirling around, underlying, and depicting the arrival of Fate in a rhythm-driven, thematic symphony that takes Haydn's form and runs with it as though to the top of a mountain peak. This paper will analyze the symphonies by movement, according to form, size, structure, tonalities, melodies, orchestral sound and overall mood and effect.

It’s fast at beginning and then turn to soft but it’s turn back allegro in the end. The whole piece is melancholy but romantic. The second piece Violin Sonata in D minor, Op. 108 the first movement is allegro also as a cantilena. The second movement is adagio that is gentle, the third movement piano point the main theme. The third piece Intermezzo in E-flat major for Piano, Op. 117. The main rhythm is persistent. The style is clam, slow an soft. The forth pieces is Rhapsody in E-flat major for Piano, Op. 119. The first movement’s rhythm is long-short-short, the cadence bar is short-short-long. The second part is quite at fist, louder at next and comes quite again. This piece of style is romantic. The last one is Clarinet Quintet in b minor, OP. 115. It’s romantic,too. Clarinet Quintet a total of four movements, the first movement relative to the most complex, the most instense emontional expression. It’s began with the violin playing. Then the second movement introduced by the clarinet, the mood comes depresssed again as the first movment. It’s slower paced and gentle. The third movement begins treacle, but each of his last melody often attributed to serious and contemplative. Fourth movement is characterized by the varuation. It’s has same sweet melody which resembles the second movement. At the end is with a loud chord whcih ultimately fades away. The instrumentation of the orchestra is violin, viola, cello and clarinet.

There were a total of four music pieces performed. They were “Overture from the Singspiel”, “Concerto in e minor”, “Concerto on b minor,opus 104”, and “Symphony#2 in b minor, opus 5”. I think pieces were performed belong to classical style.

Roald Dahl is unlike any other writer. Because of his past, Dahl was known to include gambling, dark humor, and even gruesome violence in his writings. He wrote poems, short stories, and even screenwriting; always including bad things happening to sympathetic characters, which some believed he used as a form of relief. Roald Dahl is an astounding author with a wide vision in which he shows in a form of writing, which is proven in a series of his short stories, such as the way he creates irony, by placing sympathetic characters in dangerous situations, especially in the dark humor that follows with many of his short stories

The Symphony No. 5 in C minor by Ludwig van Beethoven was written roughly between the years 1804 to 1808. This is most likely the best-known work in the classical music genre. Additionally it was written during the Classical period. It was initially performed in Vienna’s Theater an der Wien in 1808. The first movement: Allegro con brio, kicks it off with the famous four-note motif and once it begins it instantly creates the feeling of suspense and it immediately grabs my attention. Throughout this movement he uses high and lows and it reminds me of rollercoasters. In the second movement: Andante con moto, is in A flat major, and contains two themes that are presented and varied in alternation. The first theme is more pleasant and lyrical, however

In this essay I will be discussing the key aspects of emotional development and giving examples through different research studies that have been conducted. I will also be looking at a few different theorists associated with emotional development. Any developmental theory is expected to be related to a common view of emotion. Theories of emotional development can be put into two distinct groups, which stem from Watson’s (1929) and Bridges (1932) work. Throughout this essay I will be discussing the different areas of development that have been influenced by emotional development including, Attachment, Moral Reasoning, Cognition, Individual differences, and Personality Development.