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In third grade I was introduced to an orchestra program at my school district. This program was designed for students who have no experience with the violin, viola, cello, and bass. Although I already played the piano since age five, I thought learning the violin would be a fun experience. At the time I was unaware how committed I would be to the violin, my impulsive 8 year old self was simply intrigued with stringed instruments. 10 years later, I own my very own violin and continue to improve my

can be audibly heard as a battle within itself, the titles of each number in the three-movement program can assist the surfacing discomfort of what “war” should bring. Black Angels begins with “Departure,” featuring the electric string quartet screeching on their strings like a swarm of insects, comparable to the unfamiliar land soldiers trod upon with insects crowding about corpses before them. As the piece progresses into the next number, the quartet turns into a trio

Identity is a complex aspect of someone’s life. It is a combination of how people view others, how someone views himself, and how their community is seen by others. These still can be split even more into infinite dimensions which are combined to create a unique identity. Identity is also an inconstant part of life as it is manipulated by the people, environment, and activities at the moment. My identity started when I was born as I was given a race based on my ancestry and genetics and a gender

late eighteenth century chamber music was that a single player played each part (thus setting chamber music apart from the orchestra where each string part . . . was played by several players).”[2] A greater equality of part writing can be observed in the mature chamber music, especially string quartets, of Mozart and Beethoven. In Mozart’s last string quartet (K. 590, 1790), the part writing is equalized, and solos are given to the viola, with a considerable degree of virtuosity demanded of the

“Mozart for Four Mozart: String Quartet in F Major, K 590 Mozart: Piano Quartet No. 1 in G Minor, K 478 Performed by the Orion String Quartet and the Nash Ensemble” (gardnermuseum.org) For the purposes of this assignment I choose this particular concert because I find Mozart’s music to be intellectual and engaging, requiring deep concentration and an open mind to be able the comprehend the depth of his musical visions. In this paper a will attempt to explore the qualities I like and dislike

Cesar Frank was born on December 10th of 1822, in Liège, Belgium. He is a romantic composer and organist in the 19th century, who was best known for the movement to give French music an emotional engagement than German composers. Belgium became an independent state in 1830. It shares land borders with Germany, France, Luxembourg, and Netherlands. His father and mother are Germans. Ironically, out of four choices, Cesar Frank leaned more toward France music. According to the Encyclopaedia Britannica

passages in Scripture Isaiah 14 and Ezekiel 28 so will begin in Isaiah 14 and will flip over to Ezekiel 28 we 're in a series called living in his presence at last week the title of the message was his presence and we talked about the difference between the omnipresence of God and the manifest presence of God this week you may kind of wonder where I 'm going to be a little different but the title of the message is his instruments his instruments and I 'm going to talk about instruments not just us

"the music of friends." The ensemble is a more knowns musical group of people who perform instruments and vocal music. In Classical Music, trio and quartet depending on the sound of instruments such as string, piano, and winds instruments which are the most common in this period of the music. String Quartet is composed of 2 violins, viola, and a cello. Also, Piano Trio is constituted of piano, violin, and cello. On October 29, 2017, I attended the "Afternoon of Chamber Music" on The Bernie Wohl Center

The key of C minor, Beethoven’s Sturm und Drang (German for ‘Storm and Stress’) key which many of his most intensive and powerful pieces were written in (5th Symphony, Piano Concerto No.3, for instance). ‘Pathétique’ - one of his three piano sonatas written in the key of C minor, was composed during Beethoven’s early period, when he was 27 years old, and published in 1799. It is perhaps Beethoven’s earliest composition that has achieved widespread and enduring popularity. Dedicated to Prince Carl

course, at seventeen, I don’t know much about the study of dimensions or string theory (or life), but seeing as I understand things best in the rosy hours of dawn, I will take a stab at all three now. From my purely empirical studies (the aforementioned 17 years of life) my father is thus far accurate in his theory. We don’t know anything about life except that it keeps moving forward. One of the most notable features of string theory is the concept that the universe has multiple dimensions, so a square