Flute

Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller uses symbolisms, contrasting characters and a flute motif, to show the struggle that an aging man faces, when he believes his legacy will not be remembered. Willy tries ever-so-desperately to capture this dream of being loved by all, that he loses the admiration and respect of his son. What he doesn’t comprehend is, people do not always amount to greatness, and he and his sons are not significant in the vastness of the world. This drama uses symbolism to embody

down struggling to keep up with the instructor, getting discouraged and potentially giving up and just pretend to play with everyone in class but never actually blowing into the flute for fear of messing up. The very first day of this course gave me confidence. This is because I was starting to learn what about the flute was so special. It did not matter how you played it, what matter is that you were playing. We were students, strangers even, coming together and making music of the people who

The musical sliver stick that everyone calls a flute, changed my life 180 degrees. Ever since I played the flute, people came up to me and told me how great of a musician I was. Most of the times I was just confused. In fact, I really didn’t know what they were talking about. I was the one that never practiced at home. The flute was never the joy of my life. It was a struggle to play that sliver thing outside of the band hall at my school. Every time I had a solo contest, region try-outs or competitions

spent some time that day thinking about different instruments, and I eventually settled on the flute or the violin. For one, they’re both instruments capable of vibrato, both need to be maintained regularly, both can be handmade, and both should be kept in a cool, dry place with no direct sunlight. That’s basically the end of the similarities, though. One obvious difference between the two is that the flutes are wind instruments and violins are stringed instruments. Janna has a standard violin, which

instrument the beautiful pan flute or as we named the Zelda flute, we had to go through a short process known as the journey. First we went on the google to start to think of what we would make. We would just search up things that would simple for instance we searched up things as “Musical instruments you can make at home” or “Instruments kids can make.” After going though many choices which more accurately was 3 in reality but we came to the conclusion that the pan flute would be easier to make. After

modern and elegant mood; something that made you feel like you were in the late 1700’s yet still in modern times. The songs were mostly enjoyable and we 're all well played. This concert included an ensemble: the flute, the cello, the piano, and the harpsichord. Peggy Bair, who played the flute, was very enthusiastic. Irma Cripe, who played the cello, was quiet for the first part of the concert but gradually became more important throughout the concert. And lastly, the virtuous Gary Kirkeby, who played

paragraph setting up both Willy and Gatsby as traditionally masculine. The flute is a constant feminine motif in the play Death of a Salesman. The flute is often considered a feminine instrument because it usually plays the highest parts in orchestral music and is often reserved to fanciful or feminine features. Miller starts his play with a mournful and solemn musical introduction from solo flute. The play also ends with a similar flute melody. Both of these musical fragments comment on the circumstances

At my middle school not many of the students would sign up to be in band or choir class so the instructor would pick random kids to fill in the empty spaces. Unfortunately I was one of those kids. While I was there I played the flute, and I wasn’t that best at it but I always wanted to try learning a different instrument because playing the same thing for three years started to bore me. My instructor suggested that I should try learning the saxophone since “they both have the same keys and would

but his sons. Through gardening, Willy wants to prove that he can provide for him family. He wants to show that even after his death, he will continue to thrive. 2. Music truly helps set a tone in a play, especially The Death of a Salesman. The flute tends to appear whenever Willy is talking to his father, Ben. I believe

the wood hence the title, "Into the Woods". The play had many twist from the regular stories we all have heard as kids. The flutes were present during the show, they were sitting near the stage on the right. The flute was played many times throughout the play especially during the beginning of songs, transition of scenes and when a good character was introduced. The flute was important in introducing a new song. Such examples, when there were talks of the magic beans, when red ridding hood