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effects. For example, horns play with “pavillon en l’air,” with bells raised upward for a more climactic passage. While the song continued to play I could also hear flutes, doubling piccolo, oboes, English horn,clarinets,horns,trumpets,cornets,trombones,tuba,timpani,percussion,harps, harmonium, and strings. The song had a fragile fleeting sound which becomes more impassioned, yet dramatic stroke that quietly fades. Tchaikovsky music has a conventional sonata structure and plunges into a truncated recapitulation

consisting of Nikolas Valinsky, Matthew Chanlynn, Emelie Pfaff, William Gamache, and Heather Ewer. While Valinsky and Chanlynn played the trumpet, Pfaff played the horn, Gamache the trombone and Ewer tuba. This quartet accomplished a wonderful work by the different melodies, pitches and dynamics. While the tuba was heard more in the background due to its low pitch, the most significant instruments were the trumpets. Not only did they provide the highest pitch but it was also heard as the main instrument

popular staple of the symphonic repertoire. “The Planets” is scored for four flutes, three oboes, cor anglais, three clarinets, bass clarinet, three bassoons, contra bassoon, six horns, four trumpets, two tenor trombones, bass trombone, tenor tuba, bass tuba, six timpani, triangle, side drum, tambourine, cymbals, bass drum, gong, bells, glockenspiel, celesta, xylophone, two harps, organ, strings and female choir (appearing solely in “Neptune, The Mystic”, the final movement of the

Tuba Bircan and Marc Hooghe stated in their article “Immigration, diversity and crime: an analysis of Belgian national crime statistics, 2001-6”, that the idea that crime and immigration is linked is not new. It was being studied in the 18th and 19th century through the Chicago School of social ecology being its main influence. Social Disorganization Theory helps explain the link between crime and the structure of the community. But Bircan and Hooghe state in their article that once you start adding

orchestral setting behind an alluring red backdrop. The conductor with supreme confidence, extenuated the tempo and effortlessly commanded his musicians, in a manner that can be likened to a general ushering his troops into battle. Oboes, Clarinets, Tubas and a plethora of other instruments rang out in a unison that highlighted the eloquent beauty of musicianship. Furthermore, as quickly as the gorgeous orchestral performance initiated, it also ceased at the same rate. The curtains drew and a new set

The structure of this piece is the whole orchestra, flowed by the woodwinds, strings, brass and percussions. This arrangement happens twice, first highlighting each individual instrument with tempo and dynamic. The second time this arrangement is played the orchestra highlights the same melody with the various sounds each instrument makes. Closing Britten’s musical number in a fugue. After playing as a whole the orchestra plays within their own families with accommodating instruments. When I was

Marching band is a social and collaborative effort at its core. As fun as it would be, a one-person marching band would consist of an exhausted player trying to trapeze across a football field carrying a bass drum, trumpet, tuba, snare drum, flute, bells, and cymbals in a contraption reminiscent of the life-draining machine in The Princess Bride. Every time I walk onto the grass in front of a crowd of semi-apathetic high school students and devoted band parents, pushing an array of wooden blocks

40 years and have had many different performers come and go within the ensemble. Having sold over 2 million albums, the Canadian brass has toured all over the world, playing different genres of music. Today, the quintet includes Chuck Daellenbach (tuba), Bernhard Scully (French horn), Achilles Liamakopoulos (trombone), Caleb Hudson (trumpet) as well as Chris Colletti (trumpet). For this paper, I will be focusing on the classical compositions performed by the ensemble. Anyone who has ever attended

The Jazz Ensemble I & Studio Orchestra, on Wednesday, April 19, 2017 showcased the talent of young musicians’ weather it was playing, singing or arraigning music. The first part of the concert was dedicated to the jazz ensemble, which presented its ability in both big and small band songs with different instrumentation. The studio orchestra was then introduced for the second half, with the jazz ensemble remaining on stage as they joined them for certain pieces. The first piece played titled “Two

this isn’t particularly remarkable by any means. A number of my peers have done the same. While I certainly feel these Kohler experiences—setting up a physics lab, singing in tights with the madrigal singers, or playing Eine Kleine Nachtmusik in a tuba quartet—have been important and formative for me, they are only one dimension of how I’ve grown into a leader. The other is my gymnastics; something I’ve done out