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lines in specific that are the easiest to relate to. They are; “I wouldn’t touch you with a thirty nine and a half foot pole”, “Three words that best describe you are as follows and I quote,‘Stink! Stank! Stunk!’”, and “You’re a mean one, Mr. Grinch”. After interpretation, every student, including myself, in this entire school has experienced these things. My first example is “I wouldn’t touch you with a thirty nine and a half foot pole”. The way I interpreted this song was to refer to the grinch as

Vincent’s and the Hyde Park youth symphony. 3.Choose one of the works you heard. [20 pts.] If the work is a multi-movement composition, you need only discuss one or two movements. Who was the composer? Please provide a biography of the composer. [Note: you needn’t provide volumes, but in most cases, one to two paragraphs is sufficient.] Describe the work: (be certain to include the title of the work and composer), the style and/or stylistic period, form, subject-matter, and other elements we’ve

Baroque Ornamentation The use of ornamentation in Baroque music was a creative, and sometimes improvised outlet for period musicians that spurred from human instinct to manipulate melodic material. This urge to change melodic material by altering the rhythm, or melody can be seen throughout history. Music including Gregorian chant, which predates the Baroque era, contains some elements of ornamentation. It can be seen throughout the Baroque, Classical era, and even in modern music. Although improvisation

the second section, Ms. Temple asked if this was truly the tempo she wanted to take. Hayley was playing at a slower tempo, and Ms. Temple stated how she wanted Hayley’s adrenaline to start cooking so the tempo did not represent her current state of wanting to take a nap. The way Ms. Temple added humor into her lessons was so natural and impressive to observe. She did such a wonderful job balancing everything. At 4:11pm, Hayley started at measure twenty-five and focused on steady eighth notes. When

of Article VII, there is a note of all the mistakes made in the piece, this includes, “The Word, "the," being interlined between the seventh and eighth Lines of the first Page, The Word "Thirty" being partly written on an Erazure in the fifteenth Line of the first Page, The Words "is tried" being interlined between the thirty second and thirty third Lines of the first Page and the Word "the" being interlined between the forty third and forty fourth Lines of the second Page.”. I did not know that

reoccurring percussion sound. The first verse is full of band harmonies and overpowering vocals that start off strong and fade out every line. The second solo is introduced by quick, loud drum beats before allowing the electric guitar to take over. Hendrix alters the lead guitar to make the notes sound high and long before they become consecutive short notes. The second verse is similar to the first verse in which an electric guitar is the lead instrument and follows lyrics that are dragged out at various

the second slow, and the third fast again. In “Winter,” Vivaldi utilizes this pattern. If one listens to the first minute or so Vivaldi’s second movement in that work, then listens to the anything beyond the first 30 or so seconds of the first movement or past the first 45 seconds of the third movement, the contrast is obvious. Vivaldi’s second movement in “Winter” is by far the slowest of the three movements. This Concerto for Four Violins follows this same pattern. The first thirty seconds, for

The bell rang for second period statistics and everyone frantically discussed their exhilarant weekends and rustled in their seats. Focused, I eagerly flipped back and forth between notes attempting to solve the problem on the board when a particularly blunt comment caught my attention a few desks in front of me. “Why are you wearing a girl backpack?”, a female classmate playfully exclaimed to another male classmate from across the room. My teeth clenched as a million thoughts raced through my head

Drawing upon Hebert Eagle, Seven Pounds clearly exhibits the demonstration of blue lighting throughout the entire film. For instance, near the end of the film, the viewer experiences the second of Tim’s flashbacks of the devastating crash. Ascending the hill in which his car rolled over, Tim searches for any survivors of the fatal crash. After a few minutes of searching, Tim discovers his dead wife lying on the cold, hard asphalt. Aware that he remains the only survivor, Tim, with heaving sobs, slowly

Out of all of Beethoven’s one hundred and ten works, he wrote thirty-two piano sonatas. Of those thirty-two piano sonatas, the thirty-first piano sonata was one of the most important and was composed in the year 1821towards the end of Beethoven’s life. It is one of Ludwig van Beethoven’s final sonatas for the piano, given the full name: Piano Sonata No. 31 in A-flat major, op. 110. I am writing about a video performance – found on YouTube – by Richard Goode in 1993. The performance piece is a sonata