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of movements, except in the case of “Benedictus” (Dvořák added two measures of introduction in the orchestra version). Since amateur choirs often have a limited background in reading music, teaching intervals during rehearsal is another important key to success. The author found it important to teach amateur singers how to obtain the first note in every movement. In the first movement, “Kyrie,” the last chord ends in D major. Sopranos hold the tonic, altos hold the third, tenors hold the fifth

“Not really. I’ve been working on cleaning up the flower beds. Mr. Greenhut said the house would be ready in about four or five days.” Fiona’s smiled disappeared. “Then you’ll be leaving us? You never said if you planned on renting or selling the place.” Not understanding what drew her to Glendara or the urgent need she had to live there, she just knew it felt right. “I’m going to stay at Glendara for a while so I’ll be showing up at your doorstep every so often to ask your opinion about one thing

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II. L’Arlesienne Background of L’Arlesienne L’Arlesienne is the incidental music written for Daudet’s play ‘L’Arlesienne’. L'Arlesienne is the story of the young peasant, Frederi falls in love to the girl from Arles. Frederi tries to marry with the girl from Arles, that he couldn't stop thinking about her after he met her. When Frederi and Vivette, the girl he is marring by giving up the girl from Arles was walking, they saw girl from Alres walking together with the other man. Because of this incident

to chord 6 in B minor after the first two bars of figure 1. The chord progression in bar 7 moves from F sharp through C sharp and then back to F sharp in an interrupted cadence. This is then surpassed by the key change in bar 10 to C sharp major 2nd inversion, returning to the original tonic key of D major by bar 12 by means of a

However, this isn’t a simple task, as represented by the 5 years that lacked any discovery of the first key. Halliday hid the key well, under a riddle that is given when he died. The riddle describes the hiding location of said key, and as the story begins, the protagonist abruptly realises that the boring latin lesson being taught gave him a vital clue. The word Ludus, the name of the planet that he was currently on

I have always enjoyed contributing to, and bettering my community. Most of my free time during high school has been taken up by Key Club and Robotics. What extra time I have is devoted to helping my friends complete their work to the best of their ability. I have been an active member of the Fridley High School Key Club for all four of my years in high school. Key Club is an international volunteer organization overseen by Kiwanis. Robotics has been my other passion for the past three years and i’m

Prelude—lyrical, Choral—chordal, and Fugue—contrapuntal. The essence of this piece lies in the theme which is “Cross motive” referring to the birth, death, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ. And presenting the goodness overcoming the evil, in the dark key and solemn, painful character of prelude, jointed the two by the serenity of chorale and ended in victorious melodic and harmonic development in fugue. Franck proved his mastery of variation in this grand piece. His original plan was to write a Prelude

‘Solomon’ by Hans Zimmer is performed by 7 stringed instruments including Violin I, Violin II, Viola I, Viola II, Cello I, Cello II and Double Bass. Its 59 beats per minute with a total duration of 3minuets and 31 seconds. The rhythm consists of strung together minims and semibreves with no change in C major. The time signature remains at 4/4 with the occasional change to 2/4. Appendix 1 – bars 15-21 of ‘Solomon’ by Hans Zimmer As seen in Appendix 1 at bar 18 the second cellos begin and almost