Flute

opportunity because they do not want it to pass by them and live the rest of their life wondering what if. That is what Florentine was battling with in The Tin Flute. She does not know if she should follow Jean and see the movie with him or let him pass her by. Florentine is almost afraid to say no because she wants this chance at happiness. In “The Tin Flute” by Gabrielle Roy the reader should learn that people can throw everything they have into a chance at happiness because they are afraid of what may happen

In September, I attended the concert Windfire: Flute and Percussion Spectacular at Rammelkamp Chapel. Paula & John Kasica performed on the flute and percussion with Nancy Shaaf accompanying on the piano. This was my first time attending a live classical music concert. I didn’t know what to expect. My limited experiences with classical music were listening while I studied or using it to fall asleep at night. Honestly, I worried that I might fall asleep during the concert. As it turns out, I had

handful of people came to mind. 2.Out of those handful I realized that I came up with either friends or family members. 3.Even though there is nothing wrong with this I wanted to dig deeper; to think about someone who I might have overlooked. 4.My flute teacher, Mrs. Droste, is a lady of silent integrity and that’s why I decided to choose her. 5.Before you read my three stories I find it necessary to tell you a bit about Mrs. Droste as a person. 6.Not only is Mrs. Droste wise, she is also hilarious

Marching Our Way Into Our Future A variety of students have told me that they’d never be in marching band because it demands a lot of time and dedication. Though I concede that band does require a lot of time, it still is not enough reason to not be in it. Every discourse community is different when it comes to their goals, ideals, and diversity. They require different attributes in order to effectively join them, in other words to “fit in” but certainly they all require commitment and time. Therefore

In September, I attended the concert Windfire: Flute and Percussion Spectacular at Rammelkamp Chapel. Paula & John Kasica performed on the flute and percussion with Nancy Shaaf accompanying on the piano. This was my first time attending a live classical music concert. I didn’t know what to expect. My limited experiences with classical music were listening while I studied or using it to fall asleep at night. Honestly, I worried that I might fall asleep during the concert. As it turns out, I had

was a moment in the film when she wished to play her flute, but, upon finding it missing, she immediately began searching for it. As it turned out, the Master had the flute burned because he had suspected that it was from a college boy. He used the flute to keep Songlian in her place because, at the time, women were not supposed to know how to play flutes, a point proven when Songlian had confronted her maid and her maid simply stated, “Flutes can only be played by men” (Raise the Red Lantern). However

the third wife has strayed, she is immediately hanged for her disloyalty. This double standard this is placed on women is portrayed through the entire movie. Songlian was an educated woman; there was a moment in the film when she wished to play her flute, and, upon finding it missing, she

Miller has develop imagery not only through phrases but off stage lines that have given the play a ominous feeling. Imagery is a reoccurring inanimate object that proposes some type of influence on the play. The reader sees specific consistent noises and emotions that help create imagery in Miller's lines. "Remember those two beautiful elm trees out there?" Willy says. Willy loved to see green. He loved to watch the gardens grow and flourish, but specifically loved to remember the times when the

band director had us try several of the instruments. Well let’s just say I did not like the trumpet, flute my hands could not fit well on that and most girls played that as well so I wanted something different. I was then asked to try the tuba which is was not happy about but I did but my teacher then showed me the bass clarinet it was different but smaller than the tuba and bigger then the flute or trumpet. I knew i did not want to do a brass instrument I told him that I did not feel like that it

Contrast and Compare how Miller and Williams explore The Theme of Madness in "Death of a salesman" and "A Streetcar Named Desire". Miller's 'Death of a Salesman' and Williams' 'Streetcar Named Desire' both explore how the two main protagonists, Willy Loman and Blanche Dubois cannot adjust to the new society which has changed drastically around them. Willy Loman is a father, desperate to hold on to the life he once lived when he was younger. Throughout the play, we see how Willy's state of mind