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girl and asks her to go to a concert with him. He takes her there on a canoe and encounters a dilemma when he has to choose between Sheila and the bass. In this journal, I will be predicting whether the boy will chose Sheila or the bass. G: Throughout the short story “Sheila Mant,” the boy must decide between the bass and Sheila. Y: (transition) Bass R: It is the biggest one/It is his only chance (2-3 sentences) quote R: He has a history with fishing (2-3 sentences) quote R: He is dedicated

Jessica Vera 11/15/15 MUSC200 Paper 5 The song I selected is called “When you break up in a small town” by Sam Hunt. This song is 100 percent a break up song and sings about how he feels about his former girlfriend. Sam Hunt sings about how living in such a small town with his ex girlfriend is going to be very hard because with so little streets in his town he feels that no matter where he goes, he is going runs into her. They both slow down for the same curves, flip through the same radio satiations

Kawika Prietto English 102 Professor Cooley November 3, 2009 Analysis of “The Bass, the River, and Sheila Mant” “The Bass, the River, and Sheila Mant,” by W. D. Wetherell, is an initiation story in which the symbols of fishing and Sheila Mant illustrate how the character of the narrator transforms from youth and innocence to sophistication and maturity. At age fourteen, it is typical for a boy such as the narrator to be beginning this transformation. Being innocent and naïve in a sense, the

“She always carries the violin with her,” chuckled Mr. Mulligan, Kylie’s orchestra conductor from Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra. Wherever Kylie goes, she always travels with her red violin case. “Violin is my life,” Kylie joked. Kylie Dickinson, 16, a junior in McIntosh High School. This year, she became the principal of Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra (ASYO), the most competitive and well-known youth orchestra in the state of Georgia. Not to mention how difficult it is to get into the orchestra

First Dates in Sotto's Oranges and Wetherell's The Bass, the River, and Shelia Mant Everyone is born with innocence and they gradually gain experience through lessons learned in life; some people may gain more that others. Not all lessons in life are dramatic or negative, some may be subtle, positive, or even life altering; however, no matter how small or big, they do alter one's perspective on things and help them to gain experience, which will be with them forever. These experiences

young adults and young adults turning into adults. They show this by using selective detail to show kids standing up for what we believe and facing their fears at the same time. These coming of age examples are demonstrated in three stories A&P, The Bass, The River, and Sheila Mant, and Where Have you gone Charming Billy. In the first story A&P three girls walk into a A&P convenience store in nothing but bathing suits to pick something up for one of the girls mothers. The girls are confronted by the

placed our suitcases placed in the assigned dorms, we got our instruments out and headed towards the Fine Arts building. Auditions were separated by the type of instrument you played. Unfortunately, I had to separate from my friends since I played the bass clarinet and they played the saxophone. I had lost my way several times. Students were pacing the hallways and loud jabber between fellow instrumentalists about the etude could

The analysis of the aria “Lascia ch'io pianga” by Haendel according to the thorough bass method, shows us how the composer refer in this piece to the typical compositional procedures of baroque music. The aria starts with a pedal (frame, according to Joel Lester's terminology) followed by a cadence harmonized according the regle de l'octave both in ascending and descending motion (MM. 5-8). The second episode starting at M. 8 consists of a sequence, precisely a modified sequence, in which the

played in jazz, concert, solo, and symphony playing(The Art of Trombone Playing, Page 2). The trombone plays on the bass clef. It is completely different notes than most woodwind instrument. Trombone has a tone a level lower than instruments that are played on treble clef. The tenor trombone is played on bass clef and others are also. The trombones have different tones, for example the bass trombone has a lower pitch than the tenor trombone. Together these instruments sound in harmony and

CHAPTER 1 ERHARD BODENSCHATZ AND THE FLORILEGIUM POTENSE Lutheran church music in its first two and a half centuries can be characterized by the incorporation of a staggering variety of styles and musical genres. Plainchant, imitative polyphony, and chorale hymnody existed alongside one another, and composers such as Heinrich Schütz (1585-1672) and Johann Hermann Schein (1586-1630) were among the first to synthesize elements of Monteverdi’s seconda pratica with a fully German practice. Fruits