Tallis Scholars

The novella The Atonement by Ian McEwan produces a reoccurring theme of lost innocence. The children in the novella lose their childhood innocence after one wrongful accusation which tears the Tallis family apart. The setting in the novella develops the mood to be light and airy as the Tallis family resides in the English countryside. Nonetheless, the light and airy mood changes to one that is dark and full of mystery as the Second World War starts. Each character is tested by themselves and others

The composer Thomas Tallis, born circa 1505, was a Catholic who composed music for all of these English rulers, remaining in royal service throughout his life. He composed for Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary I, and Elizabeth I. He was able to remain in the service of the royal family for so long by willingly adjusting his musical style to whatever was needed at the time. He, like Elizabeth, preferred to be pragmatic about religion. His music was extremely popular, and well respected by everyone

Composer” Article by Aaron Green, he was considered by many to be a “genius” on the keyboard and perhaps the greatest English composer of all time. Other aspect about William Bryd I found interesting was his interact with Queen Elizabeth I and Thomas Tallis, and this major works like “Latin motets or Cantiones Sacrae” along with many more. William Byrd’s early life is unknown; He is believed to have been born in London sometime between 1539 and 1545. The exact date is unclear. He was one of seven children

William Byrd A Shakespearean Age Composer Born in London, England, William Byrd would become one of the most famous composers in England's history. At the age of seven, young William was taught how to compose music by a man named Thomas Tallis while in a royal group called the Chapel Royal, which was a group of priests and religious leaders who played music for the King and Queen. He started his career in 1563 at the Lincoln Cathedral where he was the Master of Children and an organist, a job

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one. If only there was a way! But wait, there is! “The American Scholar” by Ralph Emerson is an essay that describes the process and necessary traits of one man who could make a difference in the world. This man must become one with nature, find a balance in literature and past, undergo labor and hardship and complete the appropriate duties as outlined in the essay. Sounds easy, right? Think again! The theory of an American scholar could be very beneficial, the concept, however, it is based off a

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Throughout “The American Scholar”, Waldo Emerson uses logos to argue his point very clearly. He steps you through his thought process and simplifies ideas down to a point to where is seems unnecessary. He greatly uses logic to show his point very clearly and motivate his audience to change their thinking about the subject. Emerson’s main strategy of using logos was to thoroughly explain steps through different logical scenarios. Through his essay, he mentions nature,books,actions and how we learn

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two languages leads to an insecure identity. Rodriguez argues that learning both languages and using them rather than avoiding one, leads to a better sense of identity and freedom. Thus, his intended audience are people who are of higher education, scholars, and educators. Both himself, and the audience have shared values which entail: “independent thinking, self-knowledge”, education, “commitment to the affairs of the world”, and scholarship and intellect. Rodriguez convinces the audience to seriously