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    Narrative Twin siblings, Piano and Forte, come from a small town and participate in a small band program. However, they have big dreams; to perform alongside their heroes, Parappa the Rapper and Umjammer Lammy, in Carnegy Bowl! But they have no idea how to get there…but their music teach does. As most beginning band teachers do, he prescribes different musical exercises in order to improve playing abilities and provide performance opportunities for his students to grow. However, Piano and Forte will have

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    Essay on The Power of the Piano

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    sounds when played correctly that can bring tears to one’s eyes, touch your heart and soul, bring hope, or even joy and laughter to an event. All of this power… lies in the piano. The piano from its creation to this very second had transformed the world of music no matter what class, talent, and ability. To start off, the word piano is derived from the Italian word “pianoforte” which means, “quiet” and “loud” respectively (“Pianonet.com”). These words relate to how

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    the new owners, the reconsideration of the marketing strategy, targeting and positioning, the forecasted improvement in Steinway piano sales and the short and long-term corporate financial effects. Steinway & Sons should be able to prosper under the new owners in both the short term and long term based on the inherent strength of the brand as the world’s finest piano, the

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    Lyndsay Riley Music 101 Professor Fewtrell 5 August 2015 Clara Schumann A modern artist named Carly Simon once said “A really strong woman accepts the war she went through and is ennobled by her scars” (Brainyguote, 1). This is a great description of the strong and talented Clara Schumann. Her story is full of achievements, love and tragedy and throughout all of it she carries herself with poise and strength that really is not seen much in the present generations. Although Clara Schumann accepted

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    Sunshine in English. The man left with his sound box and guitar after he finished, which made me feel this was not part of the concert because all the instruments were in the room. Later, “Black is the color Of My True Love 's Hair” played by the piano, harp and violin had slow speed. The violin and harp together were monophonic, and the singer, Justine Aronson, had very high voice. The conductor, Geoffrey Pope, was standing with his back facing us all the time. The conductor’s hands moved very

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    Halle Fields Professor Swanson Understanding Music 21 October 2015 Popular Solo Piano Pieces Any intermediate pianist will recognize that there are popular solo pieces that they, along with almost every other pianist, will perform at some point during their career. This theme, entitled “Popular Solo Piano Pieces”, encompasses a collection of ten piano solos that are performed by many developing pianists. While these pieces are popular among musicians today, it can be noted that the majority of these

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    Piano Types Of The Piano

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    With so many different piano types out there, it’s easy to get bogged down with looks, sizes, abilities, and sounds. In a nutshell, though, a piano will always be a “keyboard musical instrument with a wooden case enclosing a soundboard and metal strings, which are struck by hammers when the keys are depressed.” (Thanks Google). As you may know, our modern piano is technically the “piano-forte,” but you’ll have to check out our history of the piano post next week to get more info on that. Start

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    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 the piano and harpsichord, served as the backbone of all parts of the concert and made this concert very enjoyable. When

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    large dynasty of famous sculptors; such as her brother, Augustin–Alexandre Dumont, her father, Jacques–Edme Dumont, her grandfather, Edme Dumont, her great–grandfather, François Dumont, and her great–great–grandfather, Pierre Dumont. She began her piano studies at an early age along with Cecile Soria, who was a former student of Muzio Clementi. When her abilities in the world of professional pianists became quite clear, she was given the chance to learn from several masters, such as Ignaz Moscheles

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    Dark Souls OST There was somewhat of a surprise for VGM listeners upon the release of the first trailer for Dark Souls, FromSoftware’s spiritual successor to Demon’s souls. Even before any initial announcement was made, it was easy to recognize the work of veteran freelance composer Motoi Sakuraba, his trademark compositional style being so integral. Known primarily for his virtuosic progressive rock compositions, Dark Souls was to be his first fully orchestral work since the Baroque influenced

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