I Fall to Pieces

Okonkwo, and the Igbo culture. Okonkwo is a respected and influential leader within Umuofia in eastern Nigeria(chapter 1). Both of these pieces are one of the greatest of all time. Even though that Hotel Rwanda and Things fall apart are similar they can differ in many other ways. One reason why they are both different is that both of them have two different conflicts. Hotel Rwanda had a conflict between two he Rwandan genocide took place over a period of 100 days, from April 6th, 1994 to July 16th

you and learn the structure and art behind writing. The brief gift of sight into your modern writer minds I will forever appreciate. Writing began as a simple process of grabbing a pen and letting my imagination take over. Now, however, I’m more structured—albeit only slightly. The most important step remains allowing the fantasy worlds created in my mind to carry me wherever, but only after I have concluded the last sentence of my story. Assigning myself a number for how many major events can occur

Your Name: Morgan Curtis Name of the concert: A Night at the Movies Name of the group or performer: Charlotte Symphony Date and venue of the concert: June 21, 2015 Symphony Park, SouthPark Pieces performed:  Strauss, Also Sprach Zarathustra, Strauss Jr., Blue Danube Waltz, Gold, Theme from Exodus, Arlen, The Wizard of Oz, Rota, Theme from The Godfather, Giacchino, Star Trek: Into Darkness, Calloway, Minnie the Moocher, Anderson-Lopez, Music from Frozen, Jacobs & Casey, Hand Jive from Grease, Menken

that Puck puts the flower juice on Lysander's eye making him fall in love with Helena. The second key idea is that Puck changes Bottom’s head into a donkey and how Demetrius falls in love, and the third key idea is how Puck changes Bottom’s head back into a human head. As the readers read A Midsummer Night’s Dream the choice of how Puck changed the play became evident, as they read act 2. In the book it stated “Radiant beautiful Helena! I feel like Mother Nature has allowed me to see into your heart

perform four dance pieces using musical works of founder, Pascal Rioult, in the Rose Lehrman Arts Center. The duration of the program was 7:30- 9 p.m. The particular piece that I found the most captivating was “City” choreographed by Pascal Rioult and performed by Catherine Cooch, Corinna Lee Nicholson, Michael Spencer Phillips, and Sabatino A. Verlezza. This piece displayed both the physical and the mental struggles of each of the four individuals in a city-like environment. The piece began with a distinct

In the Saturday of this week, I went to the Barge music to hear a chamber music, where is a yacht under the Brooklyn Bridge. This is my first time to go to a concert in my life, and it really surprised me and made me want to enjoy the classical music in the concert. When I was a little kid, my grandparents played the magnetic tape of the piano pieces of Richard Clayderman almost every weekend. Therefore, I really fall in love of the soft piano pieces. As I grew, I heard more and more classical music

The song I chose for the song explication is “Piece by Piece” by Kelly Clarkson. Kelly’s singing career started when she won American Idol in 2002. Since then Kelly has produced major hits that get stuck in your head and you can’t help but sing along. Though her song “Piece by Piece” is one of my favorite songs she has ever produced. Kelly opens up about her relationship with her father to her fans and the world. With Kelly’s emotional attachment to “Piece by Piece,” it makes a great song with

For my outside dance critique, I saw Artistic Motion's Friday, December 16th performance of The Snow Queen. Overall, it was a fantastic show, and I enjoyed it very much. Artistic Motion's production differed greatly from other ballets I have seen. In addition to having a dance school, they also have an acting school, so, The Snow Queen, involved both dancing and acting. There would be a few dancing scenes, followed by an acting scene that told the story of The Snow Queen, in an interesting way.

symbolic meaning in different pieces of literature. In most cases, the seasons can represent certain times in a person’s life, such as death or the renewal of life. Foster states that the seasons may also represent times of decline, dormancy, awakening, and even times of passion. Foster then gives examples of how the seasons are interpreted in other pieces of literature, such as Shakespeare. This makes the reader question if the seasons are symbolic in other pieces of literature and if the author

live performance I saw that left a huge artistic impact on me was Nederlands Dans Theatre’s “Woke Up Blind” at Fall for Dance on Friday, October 7th. The piece was a fifteen minute new work, choreographed by Marco Goecke and set on seven of the first company’s members. The first premiere of the piece took place in The Hague, The Nederlands on February 4th 2016, but the Fall for Dance performance at the New York City Centre was their United States premiere. The lighting of the piece was of a darker