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Pablo Picasso is well known for creating paintings that are considered to be abstract. He distances the images he draws from anything of the natural world. The Guitarist is no stranger to this concept. He’s able to create this abstract art, by again, using elements of art; starting with his unique use of lines. In this particular artwork, he uses contour lines; he draws an object as though the drawing tool he is using is moving only along all the

The piece that I decide to do was Mozart Symphony No. 40 because it seemed like it would have the most instruments, different dynamics and a different sound to it.

The harp plays ascending scales whilst the oboe plays a minor legato melody. The bass strings play pizzicato then the rest of the string section play tremolando and Crescendo. The brass repeats the melody, accompanied by the orchestra and a string tremolando inverted pedal. A string melody follows, accompanied by pizzicato strings and brass. There is a series of suspensions in the brass with perfect cadences, then an anticlimax with descending strings and brass. The main melody is repeated again, syncopated, in augmentation then there is a diminuendo as melody strings then French horn play melody.

How does one define a great musician? Is it by what he/she does throughout his/her entire career? Is it how well an artist can methodically, rhythmically, and creatively tell a story or portray a feeling? Could it possibly even be how he/she impacts the lives of people that hear his/her work? What if it is a combination of all of that and more? If there is anyone that fits the mould for this definition, one could safely assume that Mr. Mark Tremonti does the job. This man has an understanding, appreciation, ear, talent, and all around prowess for music that is so unbelievably rare that it is truthfully something humanity is blessed with once or twice every generation if it is lucky. Mark Tremonti is the sum of two very simple things that when

The song starts off with two measures of just drums and claps, which establishes the beat that is heard through the entire song. Then as soon as lyrics of the pre-verse and the verse are introduced the texture is instantly homophonic, with the upper half of the piano playing the melody and the lower half playing the bass. After the first verse, the chorus introduces the guitar which aids in carrying the bass notes. Amongst all that there is a presence of a violin within the second pre-verse and chorus and then at the end which gives the texture a polyphonic sound.

I have chosen 300 Violin Orchestra by Jorge Quintero. As a child, my mother would play classical music for me because the doctor recommended it. Recently I read studies that brought to light the capability of focusing and recapturing what has been studied could be better done if the student listened to wordless songs i.e. classical music, while studying. When I gave it a try I realized my focus increased and just stuck to it. The song mentioned above represents me in such way that I had previously listened to classical and when I reconnected to it for school purposes I realized I had found my home in music. I chose that specific song because although it includes violin it provides this sense of modernity and really enlightens my mood.

I love “Heart of the Matter!” It’s beautiful, makes you think, and is filled with emotion. This song means so much to me. It has helped me through so many struggles in life. Through this song I have been able to forgive people and even become close to them again. Your song is a blessing to me. I thank you so much for it.

My last point is about the dancers’ techniques, which especially relates to the timing of their piece. While observing the dance, I couldn't help but notice the amount free movement being used. I don’t necessarily think that using free movement was the best idea for this piece, because the tempo of the song Clarity is very technical. In my opinion, if the dancers had increased their technique to perfect their piece, it may have looked professional and complete.

On the KCSM radio I heard Billie Holiday song It Had to Be You. The tune seems to be very soothing with a saxophone playing in the background. I find the music not that bad at all I am a music person I never thought Jazz was my thing, but it is okay since my mom always play this at her restaurant when I was a kid. I am use to the soothing tune of Jazz.

This song also was one of my favorites because it spoke out to me. The violin and clarinet stood out to me in most of the songs because of the performers. Their body movements and emotions transferred to me. I was able to feel what they were feeling. Which each stroke of every string on the violin it made me feel powerful. Which each key work and tone holes pushed in the clarinet it transferred me to different time. I felt honored to be in the presence of these people, I felt important. The song had three movements. It started of slow, got up to quicker beat and ended

Through the years I have heard and played an extravagant amount of songs and only a handful have stood out. Out of these that stood out, a majority were played on piano which is my secondary instrument and has drawn out my musical creative side and has made me less technical and more expressive. When I started thinking about my favorite piece of musical literature I started by breaking them into categories such as impact, style, solo or ensemble, and melody. The vast amount of music I knew rapidly narrowed down to 3 songs that were similar in style and impact, but had very contrasting melodies. These three songs are Loves Sorrow, You Lift Me Up, and Chopin's Ballade in g minor. After listening to the entirety of each song, I decided to go with

He utilized music to portray the emotions using harmonic and technical elements. He chose to write the song, going the more untraditional route, with simplicity. It is in the genre of classical French. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOxJpPiFe0kThe song begins quietly and gently with single notes being played. Seeming to use the same

I chose “Caprice No. 24” largely because it is one of the most well-known piece by Paganini. In present day, the famous neoclassical guitar player, Yngwie Malmsteen—a virtuoso in his own right and a musician that I greatly admire—has cited Paganini as a source of inspiration for his music. I wanted to investigate this claim. I had heard small portions of “Caprice No. 24” over the years, but my first exposure to the piece in its entirety was through a studio-recorded, 2013 performance by violinist David Garrett, accompanied by an orchestra.

In conclusion , I chose this song because it makes me want to do something nice for humanity; it makes me feel like I can do something nice in different countries and can be remembered for it. While writing this essay someone came to my mind and it was Nelson Mandela, because he can actually relate to this song. He did a great thing in South Africa and he will forever be remembered for changing South Africa and becoming the first black president in South

this piece. One thing I found a little boring about this piece was that some part was repetitive with the same melody.